Patient's question:
Male, 53 years old. Aware of discomfort in the body, but didn't go to see a doctor. Please ask: What are the symptoms and treatments for chronic cervicitis?Doctor's answer:
For mild cervical inflammation, medication can be used for treatment. After the vagina is dilated with a dilator, appropriate medication is injected and swabbed onto the cervix. Through the swabbing of the medication, inflamed cells in the cervix and vagina can be effectively removed, making it difficult for bacteria to adapt and allowing normal epithelial tissue to grow. For patients with mild conditions, good results can be achieved after a period of treatment. For severe cervical inflammation, the currently advanced radiofrequency ablation technology can be used for treatment. Radiofrequency minimally invasive ablation technology for severe cervical inflammation has a short course of treatment, good effects, does not interfere with cervical elasticity, and does not affect normal sexual life.