Patient's question:
The doctor said I have cervical edema. After a thorough examination, but without treatment, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for cervical swelling, such as chronic inflammation, polyps, cervical gland cysts, and cervical inflammation, which may all lead to recurrent cervical edema. Some polyps may develop edema, necrosis, and infection, resembling early cervical cancer in appearance, making it easy to cause sexual intercourse bleeding. Currently, the most important thing is to first identify the cause before formulating an appropriate treatment plan. It is recommended to visit a hospital for relevant examinations such as colposcopy. Based on the examination results, the cause can be determined, followed by targeted treatment. If the swelling is caused by inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment is primarily required. Cervicitis can be treated with medication first. If the medication treatment is ineffective, physical therapy should be used according to medical advice.