Patient's question:
How should women prevent cervical inflammation? What should they pay attention to? It's worrying when this occurs, and she wants her condition to improve through treatment.Doctor's answer:
How should women prevent cervical inflammation? The main clinical manifestations are an increase in vaginal discharge, which is purulent, sometimes mucoid, or mixed with blood streaks. Patients may also experience abdominal pain, external genital itching, and lumbosacral pain. These symptoms are common after a woman develops cervical inflammation. The amount of vaginal discharge continues to increase, appearing white or bloody, but sometimes it may be thin like water or like rice water, accompanied by a foul odor. Vaginal bleeding typically manifests as contact bleeding, and the patient's menstrual cycle may become longer, with extended periods and an increase in menstrual flow. After menopause, women may experience irregular vaginal bleeding.