Patient's question:
Abnormal leukorrhea, but not always abnormal. Generally, the amount of leukorrhea is relatively high, with a slightly yellowish color and an odor. During the menstrual period, there is no leukorrhea. Additionally, the leukorrhea is more abundant throughout the entire month. I previously gave birth vaginally, and it is said that women who give birth vaginally are prone to cervical inflammation. Is it really cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Your current condition cannot yet be clearly identified as cervical inflammation. You need to go to the hospital for a vaginal discharge test. Abnormal vaginal discharge is a common symptom of many gynecological diseases. Under normal circumstances, except for the days before and after menstruation and the ovulation period, vaginal discharge will never continuously increase. If it continuously increases and there are changes in the amount and texture, it indicates the presence of inflammation.The treatment for cervical inflammation is primarily anti-inflammatory treatment in the early stages. If the cervical inflammation is severe and accompanied by cervical erosion, surgery may be required. Daily treatment for cervical inflammation patients mainly involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications, supplemented by vitamins, and pay attention to maintaining a regular schedule.