Patient's question:
Unfortunately, my colleague was diagnosed with chronic cervicitis. That day, I accompanied her to the hospital for a thorough examination. After learning the results, she was terrified and cried, saying, "How could I get this disease when I'm still married? Will I be able to have children in the future?" I didn't know much about it, so I could only comfort her, saying it was nothing serious and that many people had it, and it wouldn't affect fertility. I'm asking here on the internet if this condition affects fertility.Doctor's answer:
Here are the symptoms caused by cervical inflammation. Chronic cervical inflammation is one of the various damages suffered by the cervix, often manifesting as increased, viscous, or purulent vaginal discharge, or even causing a sense of lower abdominal and waist discomfort. It may also lead to tenderness during menstruation, bowel movements, and sexual intercourse. It is best to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, as it is highly effective for treating cervical inflammation. Generally, it takes 3-4 courses of treatment, with milder cases requiring 2-3 courses, with 14 days constituting one course.