Patient's question:
I have chronic cervical inflammation with mild squamous epithelial fibrosis. Is it cervical cancer? If so, is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of cervical inflammation are mainly characterized by increased vaginal discharge and lower back pain. It is important to treat cervical inflammation promptly to prevent it from developing into acute cervical inflammation. Generally, unmarried women are treated with traditional Chinese medicine, which can not only eliminate inflammation but also stabilize the uterine environment. It is recommended that this approach can both anti-inflammatory and enhance the body's immunity, thus effectively treating and reducing the recurrence of inflammation. Personal hygiene must be emphasized, including frequent bathing and changing clothes. Additionally, the external genitalia should be washed with warm water daily. Chronic cervical inflammation is a gynecological condition prone to recurrence, and during treatment, women must pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of nursing.