Patient's question:
I got cervical inflammation during breastfeeding, and now my baby is already five and a half months old, but I have been taking medication for three months. Will it have any impact on the baby? What are the hazards of cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is a common disease among women of childbearing age, classified as acute or chronic, with chronic forms being more prevalent. It is often a result of acute cervicitis evolving over time. It can also be caused by cervical lacerations or eversion due to childbirth, miscarriage, or surgery, making individuals more susceptible to infection due to weakened resistance.Women with cervicitis should still undergo professional medical treatment. Currently, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments are highly recommended, as they do not lead to drug resistance and offer better therapeutic outcomes. These treatments are particularly effective in alleviating symptoms of pelvic inflammation, with traditional Chinese medicine being the preferred approach. Recommended medications include Fuke Qianjin Pian (capsules), which have demonstrated significant efficacy in treating cervicitis.
In addition to timely medical treatment, patients should also pay close attention to their dietary habits and mental state during the course of cervicitis treatment. Maintaining a positive mood is crucial for recovery.