Patient's question:
My medical records state that I have cervical inflammation, with moderate leukorrhea and a cleanliness score of 2. Is it true that everyone has cervical inflammation? If I am like this, can I do without surgery? Will it worsen in the future? How can I better prevent it from getting worse? What kind of medicine is relatively effective? What is the difference between cervical erosion and cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, primarily caused by infection, which can lead to increased vaginal discharge, contact bleeding, and other symptoms. The treatment is primarily based on physical therapy, while medication is generally ineffective. It is recommended to undergo a cervical cell. If the results only indicate inflammation without cervical erosion, a sitz bath with a 1/5000 potassium permanganate solution can be used for anti-inflammatory treatment. If cervical erosion is present, cervical focused magnetic resonance therapy can be performed, which is currently the most advanced technology for treating cervical erosion and belongs to physical therapy, without interfering with future fertility. In fact, having cervical inflammation is not; patients should believe in their ability to overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and treated accordingly, the condition can be effectively managed.