Patient's question:
Nurse's examination of dirty underwear, careful check of results: HPV negative. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been performed. What kind of help do you want: Hello, what should I do urgentlyDoctor's answer:
Hello, cervical inflammation is an acute or chronic inflammation of the cervix. Acute inflammation is characterized by local congestion, edema, epithelial shedding, purulence, and even the formation of ulcers, with an increase in leukorrhea that appears purulent. Chronic cervical inflammation includes conditions such as cervical erosion, polyps, hypertrophy, and retention cysts, also with increased leukorrhea, which may sometimes be purulent or bloody. It is often accompanied by symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal pain, and lower abdominal fullness. It is recommended to maintain a healthy and optimistic mindset. During the menstrual period, acute stages of vaginitis, and within one month after a miscarriage, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. When engaging in sexual activity, hygiene should be paid attention to, especially external genital hygiene, to prevent cross-infection. During acute stages, sexual activity is strictly forbidden, and appropriate rest should be taken.