Patient's question:
The first two months working at Zuo Yi, the doctor said I have chronic cervical inflammation. What causes chronic cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Chronic cervical inflammation is one of the common and frequently diagnosed conditions in clinical practice. As women age, the incidence rate of this condition significantly increases. Married women generally do not contract this disease. Chronic cervical inflammation is primarily caused by the impact of menstruation and sexual activity on the cervix. While anti-inflammatory treatments can also reduce the body's immune response, improving overall physical health through appropriate exercise and balanced nutrition can help. Many medications can be used to boost immunity, and attention should be paid to hygiene during sexual activity. Practicing sexual hygiene, moderately controlling sexual activity, and strictly avoiding extramarital sexual relationships and sexual intercourse during menstruation are essential. Timely and effective use of contraceptive measures can reduce the incidence of induced abortions.