Patient's question:
I felt uncomfortable down there, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check. It turned out that besides the two stitches that hadn't been removed, there was inflammation inside the uterus. At that time, the doctor removed the stitches and prescribed some medication for me, which I used. In the first two months, I felt a bit uncomfortable in my lower abdomen, but I didn't pay much attention to it.Doctor's answer:
Chronic cervical inflammation is one of the common and frequently diagnosed clinical conditions, with its incidence significantly increasing as women age. Married women generally do not contract this disease. Chronic cervical inflammation is primarily caused by irritation to the cervix during menstruation and sexual activity. Proper physical exercise and balanced nutrition can utilize many drugs to enhance immunity. Pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity, moderately restrain sexual activity, firmly eliminate extramarital sexual behavior, and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation. Timely and effective use of contraceptive measures can reduce the incidence of induced abortion, thereby minimizing the psychological trauma and opportunities for bacterial infection caused by artificial abortion.