Patient's question:
Is lower abdominal pain a sign of cervical hypertrophy? Recently, the lower abdominal pain has been severe, and I want to find a gynecological hospital for a check-up.Doctor's answer:
To prevent cervical hypertrophy, we can take the following measures:1. Women should practice effective family planning. If an unintended pregnancy occurs, it is important to prevent post-abortion infection. Women with poor uterine contraction after childbirth should seek medical treatment promptly.
2. Change underwear frequently and choose loose cotton underwear.
3. Engage in appropriate postpartum activity, such as doing supine or knee-chest positions, to prevent retroversion of the uterus and reduce pelvic congestion.
4. For those with malnutrition, weakened, or chronic diseases, closely monitor for fungal infections in other parts of the body. Actively treat the underlying condition and boost the immune system.
5. Regarding vaginal cleaning, once a week is sufficient.