What methods are better for treating severe cervical inflammation?

Patient's question:

Cell count >40% Cervical canal cells have no metaplasia cells no inflammatory cells severe trichomoniasis no mold no corynebacteria no actinomyces no herpes virus no HPV no

Doctor's answer:

It is essential to actively treat severe cervical inflammation because it is already very serious. Women should pay more attention to the prevention methods of severe cervical inflammation in daily life. If symptoms reappear, they should seek medical attention promptly to identify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. Medication treatment is suitable for mild cervical inflammation with a smaller area of erosion and superficial inflammation, but it often has no significant effect on moderate to severe cervical inflammation. The course of medication treatment is long, and the efficacy is poor. During treatment, symptoms may repeatedly recur. Moreover, once bacteria develop drug resistance, the medication loses its therapeutic effect.