Patient's question:
Leukorrhea with brownish color, with blood streaks, similar to mucus. Lower abdominal pain, sore lower back. A hospital secretion test once indicated cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
The harm of cervical inflammation does not just stay for a moment; it can recur at a deeper level through accumulation over time. When treating cervical inflammation, it is necessary to make a correct diagnosis first. Treatment recommendations should not involve long-term medication, as it may lead to drug resistance and dysbiosis, triggering more severe inflammatory infections. Patients with cervical inflammation should pay attention to personal hygiene, and more importantly, avoid sexual activity during the illness to prevent worsening the condition.