Patient's question:
I always feel an increase in leukorrhea, which is thick and yellow, sometimes containing blood streaks. I also experience lower abdominal pain and backache. A few days ago, my company organized a health check-up, and during the detailed gynecological examination, the doctor told me that I have cervicitis. How is cervicitis treated in gynecology?Doctor's answer:
Treatment measures: 1: Use sulfonamide drugs and antibiotics locally or systemically (for severe cases) to control infection. Since it often coexists with acute endometritis (postpartum infection) and specific vaginitis, the treatment principle should first address the primary disease. 2: Local medication, administer medication based on etiology and drug sensitivity tests. In addition to immediate treatment, patients should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their daily lives, as sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover quickly from the disease.