Can you continue taking medication if you feel discomfort from mild cervical inflammation?

Patient's question:

How can I take the medicine attentively when I have mild cervical inflammation and the medication is not suitable for me? After taking the medicine, I feel itchy, and if I don't take the medicine, this feeling won't appear again. But can I recover from this condition without medication?

Doctor's answer:

According to your current condition, if local itching still occurs after using medication again, it may be necessary to temporarily stop using the medication. First, it is important to clarify whether the itching is caused by medication allergy. If the itching disappears after stopping the medication, it is considered a medication allergy, and it is recommended to switch to a different medication. If the itching persists even after stopping the medication, it may be caused by vaginal or local inflammation, and it is advised to focus on using medication for targeted treatment.
The daily treatment for patients with cervical inflammation primarily involves oral medication. Patients can take some oral medications along with vitamins and maintain a regular schedule, avoiding alcohol. It is hoped that patients with cervical inflammation can recover as soon as possible!

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