Patient's question:
I started feeling pain in my lower abdomen last week, and it was especially severe when I used the restroom. It also hurt a lot during my period. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and it was diagnosed as chronic cervical inflammation. The doctor prescribed some medication, but I forgot to ask clearly about the precautions. Could you please tell me what precautions are there for chronic cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
I usually have chronic cervical inflammation, which requires attention. If there is a lot of leukorrhea, it is necessary to have a careful examination of the leukorrhea routine, and then use vaginal medication for treatment. Additionally, the diet should be light and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Daily life should be regular, and avoid staying up late. Because frequent cases of staying up late can weaken the body's immunity, which in turn can exacerbate the condition. For lower abdominal pain, an ultrasound can be done to check for fluid accumulation in the pelvic cavity, and anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken orally.