Patient's question:
1 month ago, I had a cervical smear, which showed inflammation. The doctor prescribed a liquid and a suppository, saying there was nothing serious. However, it has flared up again recently. I previously had a fungal vaginal infection, with increasing amounts of discharge and intense itching of the external genitalia. How should cervical inflammation be treated?Doctor's answer:
First, it's still necessary to do a vaginal discharge test to see if there is any vaginal inflammation. The cervical smear suggests what type of inflammation it is? It could be a case of candidiasis, which can be treated with oral fluconazole and topical clotrimazole. If there is a sexual partner, they also need to be treated simultaneously. It is necessary to treat for three menstrual cycles and follow up with test results at any time. Pay attention to washing socks and underwear separately, and boil the underwear that has been worn. Eat less sugar and less spicy food to prevent recurrence. In addition to timely treatment for cervical inflammation, patients should maintain a positive attitude towards the disease. Only in this way can they reduce their immunity and the belief in fighting the disease. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their dietary care, primarily based on light food, and avoid stimulating and cold food, believing that this will definitely drive away cervical inflammation.