Patient's question:
Often, vaginal inflammation occurs again, basically characterized by increased vaginal discharge, a bad odor, soreness and pain in the lumbar and sacral area, and a heavy, bloated sensation in the lower abdomen. After taking medication, the condition improved for a while but then recurred. It keeps recurring. When I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, they said it was cervical hypertrophy. How is cervical hypertrophy treated by the doctor?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the majority of cervical hypertrophy is considered to be caused by the long-term effect of vaginal inflammation. If it is simply cervical hypertrophy, no examination or treatment is necessary. Based on your current condition, it is more likely that the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease should be considered. It is recommended to actively use medication to implement symptomatic treatment. It can also be combined with microwave therapy to enhance the resolution of inflammation.