Patient's question:
I have carefully checked and found that I have cervical inflammation for a while. However, I have been hesitating on how to treat it. I came to listen to some of my friends explain that there are physical treatment methods. I also had a simple understanding of it and felt it was quite good. But they said this needs to be done during specific time periods, so I want to ask when is the best time for physical treatment of cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervical inflammation can undergo cytological examination again to rule out precancerous lesions, and microwave therapy or cryotherapy can be performed, both of which are physical therapy methods with proven efficacy and minimal side effects. However, these treatments are recommended to be carried out 3 to 7 days after menstruation. Sexual activity is strictly prohibited for three months after the surgery. If vaginal bleeding recurs and increases significantly, immediate re-examination at the hospital is necessary. The most common complication after surgery is postoperative skin breakdown. Additionally, for patients with cervical inflammation, their dietary condition and care during treatment are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet and consume more light foods to avoid unnecessary harm.