Patient's question:
It's a bit cold in winter, so I didn't change my clothes and underwear every day. Usually, I changed them twice a week. Sometimes I could smell a bad odor on my underwear, but I didn't think much of it. Later, it developed into cervical inflammation. What medicine is good for cervical inflammation? Will it lead to cervical cancer?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis can usually be treated with antibiotics that have anti-inflammatory effects, combined with some herbs that clear heat, reduce dampness, and stop leucorrhea. If treated promptly, it generally does not progress to cervical cancer. However, if left untreated for a long time without follow-up, it may gradually worsen, potentially leading to recurrent pre-cancerous lesions, and ultimately developing into cervical cancer. It is necessary to visit a hospital for thorough examinations, including cervical screening and HPV virus tests. In addition to timely treatment of cervicitis.