Patient's question:
My colleague said that when she carefully checked, she got cervical inflammation. I initially thought she was just joking with me, but it turned out to be true. I was quite puzzled. I feel she is quite clean and very honest, and overall, she is a standard good wife. How could she get such a disease? I want to ask the doctor a few times how cervical inflammation is actually caused.Doctor's answer:
Common causes of cervical inflammation mainly include the following: The most common ones are staphylococcus, E. coli, streptococcus, pseudomonas aeruginosa, etc., which cause purulent inflammation; viruses, trichomonas, etc., can also lead to cervical inflammation; using acidic or alkaline solutions to rinse the vagina, or inserting suppositories into the vagina, can all cause cervical inflammation; natural or artificial abortion, diagnostic curettage, and childbirth can all lead to cervical injury, resulting in inflammation. I hope this explanation is helpful to you.