Patient's question:
I am really suffering. It has been two years since I gave birth, but my uterus has been inflamed all this time. This condition has been troubling me, and despite long-term treatment, there has been no significant improvement. Please ask: What should I do if I have cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication. If the medication is ineffective after three months, physical therapy can also be used. There are various common physical therapy methods, such as laser, microwave, decimeter wave, BOM light, LEEP, and others. Before treatment, a TCT test must be conducted to rule out cervical lesions. If the test results are normal, women who are advised to conceive may consider non-invasive decimeter wave and minimally invasive BOM light therapy, which will not affect the elasticity of the cervix, cause cervical adhesion, or impact normal labor. The specific treatment method suitable for you needs to be determined based on your individual condition. The duration of treatment and the cost cannot be estimated for you. Post-surgery, attention should be paid to personal hygiene, enhancing local resistance, and other measures to reduce the recurrence rate.