Patient's question:
Chronic Cervicitis TreatmentWhich hospital is better for treating chronic cervicitis? How to treat chronic cervicitis, can medication be used? Is there a better gynecological hospital to treat cervicitis?
Medical History and Treatment Effects:
Six months ago, I had an induced abortion. After the surgery, I didn’t pay attention to recovery, and some habits during sexual life may have led to an infection in the cervix. Last week during a gynecological examination, the doctor said it was chronic cervicitis caused by the invasion of pathogens and that surgical treatment may be necessary again. I’m a bit confused because I’ve already had surgery and am worried about the risks. I’d like to find a better hospital to get a second opinion.
Type of Help Needed:
Six months ago, I had an induced abortion. After the surgery, I didn’t pay attention to recovery, and some habits during sexual life may have led to an infection in the cervix. Last week during a gynecological examination, the doctor said it was
Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is a symptom caused by cervical inflammation. Cervical inflammation is a common gynecological inflammation that can be divided into acute and chronic types. The recurrence of cervical inflammation can cause some harm. In addition to causing some inflammation, such as cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, and cervical polyps, it can also lead to miscarriage in women. The treatment course is relatively slow. For abnormal vaginal discharge, yellow in color, with a bad odor caused by chronic cervical inflammation; excessive menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, and continuous dripping; as well as lower abdominal pain, lumbosacral soreness, and dysmenorrhea, it is highly effective. Generally, 3-4 courses are taken orally, and those with lighter conditions may need 2-3 courses, with 14 days constituting one course.