Patient's question:
I had a pre-pregnancy check-up and the results showed mild cervical inflammation. I'm not sure if it will affect anything, as I want to have a baby. I'm afraid of hospitals, so I thought I'd ask here for some advice. Please help me out, thank you!!Doctor's answer:
First, the cervicitis must be treated before considering pregnancy. If left untreated, the cervix will gradually soften, and once pregnant, it is impossible to treat with medication. If it becomes severe, it can affect the baby, and there may even be a risk of miscarriage. For mild cervicitis, symptomatic treatment is simple. Oral medication or anesthesia can be used, and a dissolved cleaning solution can be wiped with a swab each night. A rinse can also be performed, and one Daktarin suppository should be inserted each night. Generally, it can be fully cured within one week. For severe cervicitis patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.