Patient's question:
Now I've been pregnant for more than 8 months, and I'll be ready to give birth in just two more months. However, I've noticed some bleeding lately. When I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, the doctor said I had cervical inflammation and didn't know which medicine to use. How should this condition be treated during pregnancy when the cervix is cracked?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, if a thorough examination reveals the presence of cervical erosion with broken skin, you can use many anti-inflammatory topical medications under the guidance of a doctor. Mild cervical erosion generally does not cause significant interference, so it is recommended that you avoid foods that may affect it and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse. You can follow your doctor's advice to use many safe anti-inflammatory topical medications and seek medical treatment for cervical erosion promptly after delivery.Facing the harm of cervical erosion, we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatment, avoiding hesitation to seek medical attention. If cervical erosion does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.