Patient's question:
The results of the cervical biopsy show chronic cervicitis. The doctor prescribed Kunfukang capsules, Xiangxiang Tulier wind slices, Shaji Zhaizi oil suppositories, and TCT test results indicate cell count >40%. No atypical squamous cells were found in the cervical canal cells. Non- were carefully examined but could not be clearly identified. The vaginal discharge BV test results were normal. Colposcopy revealed mild cervical erosion. What kind of help is needed: How long will these medications take to cure? Is physical therapy required?Doctor's answer:
Chronic cervical inflammation is mainly caused by irritation to the cervix during menstruation and sexual activity. It falls under the category of "Lei Xia Bing" (discharge disease) in traditional Chinese medicine. It is recommended to adopt a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments. The use of traditional Chinese medicine can help reduce inflammation while also boosting the body's immunity. In daily life, it is advisable to maintain a healthy lifestyle, engage in appropriate physical exercise, and ensure a balanced diet. Some medications that reduce immunity may be used, and attention should be paid to personal hygiene during sexual activity. Emphasize sexual hygiene, moderate sexual activity, and strictly avoid extramarital sexual relationships and self-stimulation during menstruation. Timely and effective use of contraceptive measures can reduce the incidence of induced abortion, thereby minimizing the risk of psychological trauma and bacterial infections caused by human intervention.