Patient's question:
Excessive leukorrhea, with a bad odor, occasional itching of the external genitalia. Seen at Hongfang Hospital.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Gatifloxacin. None. None.
Pre-abortion check-up revealed mild cervical inflammation. The doctor said my condition could be surgically treated. Will the postoperative cervical inflammation be affected? Besides, how difficult is it to treat? If I go to a pharmacy, what medication should I take for the best effect?
After completing the abortion and observing no issues, how can I go home? Can I buy medication at home to treat cervical inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is a common gynecological inflammation, primarily characterized by increased vaginal discharge, which is mucopurulent. The discharge can cause external genital itching. Most cases involve chronic conditions, and local vaginal medication is effective in treating it. Post-abortion does not significantly affect cervicitis. Currently, it is recommended that you rest and recover, pay attention to avoiding colds, avoid hot tubs, and refrain from sexual activity for the time being. Take the anti-inflammatory medication on schedule. Treatment for cervicitis can be delayed for one month, mainly through local vaginal medication. How severe is your cervical erosion? Cervicitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, focus on dietary issues, with a preference for light and nutritious foods. We hope that cervicitis patients can receive professional treatment.