What should unmarried women do if they get cervical inflammation?

Patient's question:

My information is gender: female, age: 23. Recently, during a health check-up at my workplace, I was told that I might have cervical inflammation. What should I do? If treated, can it be completely cured? Will it affect future fertility? Also, an ultrasound revealed that I have a condition of double uterus. Is this a disease?

Doctor's answer:

Hello: Active treatment is not a problem! And with a double uterus, it is even more important to actively treat it! Currently, it is difficult to predict how it will definitely affect fertility. In fact, a double uterus is considered to have a relatively good outcome among all uterine developmental abnormalities, and clinical diagnosis has indeed shown that many cases have successfully carried through the pregnancy without any abnormal complications. Of course, a double uterus can easily lead to miscarriage, premature birth, abnormal fetal position, fetal growth retardation, and in severe cases, it can cause uterine rupture. Therefore, once pregnant, close monitoring and follow-up should be conducted.

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