Patient's question:
Increased leukorrhea, had mild cervical inflammation half a year ago, didn't treat it, later developed into severe cervical inflammation. How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation?Test results: How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation?
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Wanting to have a child, unsure of what to do. How to treat severe cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation? How to treat moderate cervical inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is often caused by damage to the cervix due to childbirth, miscarriage, or surgical procedures, followed by bacterial infection. Poor hygiene during the postpartum period or menstrual cycle, or unclean sexual practices, can also introduce pathogens into the reproductive tract, leading to cervicitis.Recommendations: Maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia, frequently bathe with a high-manganese potassium permanganate solution (1:5000), change underwear frequently, and temporarily avoid masturbation and after medication. For excessive mucus, a 3%-4% soda solution can be used for cleaning. Other options include 5% potassium dichromate or 20%-40% silver nitrate.
Physical therapy: Methods such as electrocautery, cryotherapy, laser, and microwave therapy can also be used.