Patient's question:
Washed for 7 days and dripped for 3 days, diagnosed with cervical inflammation, did a bacterial culture, but there were no problems with normal vaginal discharge, nor any symptoms of cervical inflammation, but this time the careful examination showed cervical inflammation. In 2010, I had a yeast infection of the vagina. Can cervical inflammation be left untreated? If it's not serious?Doctor's answer:
The harm of cervicitis to women's health is quite significant. Cervicitis can lead to infertility. Recurrent cervical erosion, especially moderate to severe cervical erosion, causes a significant increase in cervical secretions, which become thick and contain a large number of white blood cells. Severe cervicitis not only interferes with the quality of sexual life but also causes pain and discomfort for women during intercourse, leading to a reluctance to engage in sexual activity. Pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the vulva, and change underwear frequently. During treatment, sexual intercourse and tub baths must be strictly prohibited.