Is chronic cervical inflammation with squamous epithelial metaplasia still treatable?

Patient's question:

Irregular re-examination C is fine, right? Do you need to take medicine or undergo treatment? Besides, I've had an IUD for 3 months, and my periods are always light and incomplete. Sometimes they're heavy, sometimes they're light, but I always feel they're not clean. Sometimes, during intercourse, the skin breaks. Will it worsen if I don't seek treatment or take medicine for a long time? Is there a possibility of it getting worse?

Doctor's answer:

Cervicitis is a common disease among women of childbearing age, with two types: acute and chronic. Chronic cervicitis is often caused by pathogens infiltrating the cervix after childbirth, miscarriage, or surgical injury. Chronic cervicitis manifests in various ways. Most patients with cervicitis suffer from chronic cervicitis, which is characterized by subtle symptoms that gradually worsen. Therefore, it is essential to understand the symptoms of chronic cervicitis. Only through proper treatment can the goal of complete cure be achieved.

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