Patient's question:
I went for a gynecological examination last week, and the detailed check-up revealed chronic cervical inflammation. Recently, my vaginal discharge has increased, with some being creamy white and others slightly yellowish, viscous, and mixed with blood streaks. I would like to consult a doctor about the treatment methods for chronic cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
For chronic cervical inflammation, clinical diagnosis primarily refers to the phenomenon of cervical erosion. It can lead to abnormal vaginal discharge and the presence of blood streaks in the discharge. Generally, the most typical symptom is contact bleeding after sexual intercourse. The treatment for this condition mainly involves physical therapy, such as using microwave, laser, or cryotherapy. If the symptoms are severe, surgical treatment with the LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) may be considered. In daily treatment, oral medications are typically used, often combined with vitamins, along with maintaining a regular schedule and avoiding alcohol. We hope that the cervical inflammation can recover quickly! Thank you!