Patient's question:
Excessive leukorrhea, with a bad odor, occasional itching of the external genitalia. Seen at Hongfang Hospital. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Gatifloxacin. None. None. What kind of help do you want: A thorough examination before an artificial abortion revealed some cervical inflammation. The doctor said my condition could be operated on, but would the surgery affect the cervical inflammation? Besides, how difficult is it to treat? If I go to a pharmacy, what medicine should I take for the best effect? After completing the artificial abortion and observing that there are no issues, how can I go home? Can the cervical inflammation be treated at home by buying medicine?Doctor's answer:
If cervical inflammation is mild, it can be treated conservatively with medication. Advice: Your current condition not only includes cervical inflammation but also symptoms of vaginitis. It is recommended that you undergo a routine vaginal discharge examination. For mild cervical inflammation, Suphurax suppositories can be administered vaginally. For patients, if the cervical inflammation is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of cervical inflammation. Additionally, patients should maintain a positive mood to avoid worsening the condition. It is hoped that the answers to these questions will be helpful to everyone. Thank you.