Patient's question:
Mild cervicitis. Two days ago, a thorough examination revealed mild cervicitis. The doctor was not in favor of prescribing medication, but I insisted. She eventually prescribed some medication, which I started taking from the night before. In the morning, the discharge was clear. Last night, around 5 PM when I went to bed, I changed a pad, and the discharge was still clear. However, when I got up this morning, I noticed it was yellow, resembling pus in color, but with the same consistency as my usual leukorrhea—it was just the color that changed. I wanted to ask what might be happening. Is it possible that my body is expelling impure substances?Doctor's answer:
This situation still requires active cleaning and washing. In normal circumstances, carefully observe any odor or discomfort, and pay attention to hygiene. It is still possible to decide on medication, but it is recommended to use it according to a prescribed course. After medication, active cleaning and washing should be performed. During the medication period, it is strictly prohibited to engage in sexual activity to prevent cross-infection. Since there are many treatment methods for cervical inflammation caused by medication residues, such as excessive secretions, the diagnostic methods adopted may vary depending on the patient's symptoms. Therefore, patients need to have timely and thorough examinations and diagnoses to ensure targeted treatment.