Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 27 years old this year and have been pregnant for six months. The baby's condition is still stable, but recently I found that I have cervical inflammation. I don't take medicine randomly, so I wanted to ask you, what should I do about cervical inflammation during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this. Currently, you have cervical inflammation, and it's not possible to treat it during pregnancy. If you do so casually, it may affect the child's growth and development. If the cervical inflammation is not too severe, you can first wait and see for a while. During pregnancy, the body's hormone levels are high, and there is also more discharge. You should use warm water to clean the external genital area once every night. Alternatively, you can go to the hospital and see a doctor to get guidance from them. There are some treatment methods for cervical inflammation.