Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for over four months, and I have been paying attention to personal hygiene. Before getting pregnant, I had some cervical inflammation, which wasn't too serious. Usually, taking medication would make it better. But now, during pregnancy, the cervical inflammation has recurred. I want to ask what I should do about it?Doctor's answer:
If there is cervical inflammation during pregnancy, medication can also be used for treatment. However, the principle of treatment is that the medication used should not interfere with the fetal growth and development, as it may cause fetal malformation. Because if treatment is not implemented, it may lead to upward transmission to the uterine cavity, amniotic cavity infection, resulting in premature rupture of membranes or inevitable miscarriage. Therefore, it is recommended to actively implement treatment and pay attention to vulvar cleanliness. During the treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided. Cervical inflammation is a disease that is not easily cured. Friends with this condition should maintain a positive mindset and face it with a positive attitude, as only then can they reduce their confidence in combating cervical inflammation and believe that they can definitely recover.