Patient's question:
Hello, what are the symptoms of chronic cervical inflammation? I once had an induced abortion, but I didn't pay much attention to taking care of it then. Since then, I haven't been able to get pregnant and I'm afraid I might have cervical inflammation. What are the symptoms of chronic cervical inflammation and what are the treatment methods?Doctor's answer:
Bladder and intestinal symptoms, frequent urination or difficulty urinating. Some symptoms of cervicitis include pain during bowel movements. Other common symptoms of cervicitis include irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, pelvic heaviness, and infertility. Chronic cervicitis is clinically characterized by an increase in leukorrhea, which may be creamy white and mucous or pale yellow purulent, with possible bloody leukorrhea or post-coital inflammation. If it spreads to the pelvic connective tissues, it can cause lower back and sacral pain, a sense of heaviness, and dysmenorrhea. The main treatment is local washing, and physical therapy can also be used. Infertility is commonly caused by blocked fallopian tubes, ovary dysfunction, abnormal semen, or leukorrhea, which is the most typical symptom of cervical inflammation in women. Leukorrhea is usually viscous or purulent. Sometimes, blood streaks or a very small amount of blood may be present in the discharge, or there may be contact bleeding.