Patient's question:
The country previously implemented a fertility policy, and for people like us in the countryside, it was usually required to have a male and a female child before getting an IUD. Otherwise, they would be fined. I had the IUD removed a year ago and underwent a hysteroscopy, but during the follow-up examination, I was still diagnosed with chronic cervical inflammation. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic cervicitis is a common gynecological disease. If you have chronic cervicitis and it is mild, it may not need to be addressed, but it is best to have a cervical cancer screening every year. If the screening results show abnormalities, it is important to seek timely treatment. Pay close attention to changes in vaginal discharge, and be alert to symptoms such as vaginal bleeding after intercourse. Maintain good hygiene in the genital area and follow a light diet as the foundation.