Patient's question:
Recently, my body didn't go to the hospital for a thorough check-up and found chronic cervical disease. If it's not treated, what will happen?Doctor's answer:
If acute cervical inflammation is not treated promptly, it will become increasingly severe. It not only exacerbates symptoms and pain for the patient but also directly interferes with fertility, potentially leading to infertility in women. If cervical issues are detected during fertility tests, it is recommended to pay attention and undergo timely anti-inflammatory treatment. Medications such as millet suppositories and anti-cervicitis tablets can be used. Alternatively, it is advisable to consult a hospital for physical therapy, maintain cleanliness, and adopt a healthy lifestyle. Avoid spicy foods and sexual activity, and change underwear frequently.