Patient's question:
My sister previously had urethritis and her condition improved after persistently taking medication. During her last thorough examination, the doctor mentioned that she has some cervical hypertrophy, and I automatically thought of cervical inflammation. I'd like to learn about the symptoms of cervical inflammation so that if it occurs again, I can remind her to seek early treatment.Doctor's answer:
Multiple different causes of cervical laceration and uterine orifice deformation can easily lead to external fungal infections. In clinical diagnosis, if there are small red erosive areas in the cervix or purulent mucous discharge, it can be confirmed that the cervix is affected. Cervicitis and vaginitis are the two most common gynecological diseases. Untimely treatment or improper treatment may even lead to cervical cancer. There are many treatment methods for cervicitis, but since the condition varies, the treatment methods also differ. Therefore, it is recommended to seek early diagnosis and treatment upon discovering symptoms.