Patient's question:
Female, 51 years old, recently experiencing increased vaginal discharge, which is mucopurulent in nature, sometimes mixed with blood or blood streaks. After examination, it was diagnosed as cervical inflammation. Please ask if chronic cervical inflammation causes contact bleeding and how to treat it.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, it is recommended to consider cervical inflammation as the cause of contact bleeding. It is advisable not to be overly anxious and to relax. For now, careful observation is sufficient without excessive treatment. Pay attention to rest and avoid getting cold. Do not consume foods. Avoid strenuous exercise, and follow up regularly. Female friends should ensure the cleanliness of the external genital area, avoid exposure to irritating factors, and clean more frequently during hot weather or menstruation. Change underwear daily and wash them with warm water.