Patient's question:
Detected chronic cervicitis, what medicine can you take to treat it. What medicine is good for chronic cervicitisDoctor's answer:
You most likely have chronic cervical inflammation due to retrograde transmission of vaginitis or related to frequent uterine operations and multiple childbirths. Primarily, there is an increase in leukorrhea, which can be observed during a health check as cervical congestion, redness, and hypertrophy. It is recommended to pay attention to vulvar hygiene. If you have vaginitis with excessive leukorrhea, you should seek medical attention promptly. During the day, wear cotton underwear that is loose, breathable, and not too tight. You can take anti-cervicitis tablets orally. If there are no symptoms, you can first wait and see, as medication may not be necessary. It is advisable to minimize uterine operation procedures as much as possible.