Patient's question:
My sister is pregnant, but she has chronic cervical inflammation. Our whole family doesn't know what to do. We are very worried about my sister's health and also about the baby in her stomach. I want to consult about how to treat chronic cervical inflammation in pregnant women.Doctor's answer:
If the inflammation of cervical inflammation during pregnancy is not severe, that is to say, cervical inflammation does not have obvious symptoms at ordinary times, and the amount of leukorrhea is not much, without the feeling of lower back pain and falling, it can be temporarily untreated and wait until after delivery to implement the treatment of cervical inflammation. If the cervical inflammation is relatively severe, such as cervical erosion degree Ⅲ, accompanied by increased leukorrhea and odor, then it is necessary to implement treatment. Cervical inflammation during pregnancy is better to decide on drug treatment, do not use electrocoagulation, cryotherapy, laser and other methods to treat cervical inflammation. Because this will make the cervix form scars and become very hard, making it difficult to expand during labor or easily causing cervical laceration.