Patient's question:
So far, I have only been pregnant for over a month. In the early stages of pregnancy, I developed cervical inflammation. What should I do? Is cervical inflammation something only pregnant people get? What should I do in this case? Can I take medication? If I take medication, will it cause the baby to be deformed?Doctor's answer:
This cervical inflammation is one of the more common gynecological diseases. It's not something only pregnant women can get; it has nothing directly to do with pregnancy. It's mainly related to poor personal hygiene and bacterial infections. In such cases, you can consider taking appropriate anti-inflammatory medications under the guidance of a doctor to implement antiviral treatment. Generally, it won't cause too much trouble for the fetus, but you cannot blindly take medication on your own.