Patient's question:
Leukorrhea is often grayish or yellowish, without odor or itching. There has been bleeding during intercourse. In January, a colposcopy revealed chronic cervical inflammation. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
General cervical inflammation tends to occur, and it's important to pay attention to it. If you have conditions like vaginitis, seek timely treatment. It's advisable to be cautious before and after sexual activity to avoid it as much as possible. Pay close attention to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the local area, change underwear frequently, prevent unprotected sex, and develop good personal hygiene habits. Keep the external genitalia and vagina clean at all times, and maintain a moderate sexual life with your partner. Avoid inappropriate vaginal douching. Cervical inflammation can cause significant harm to patients. Once you notice symptoms, seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay great attention to self-care, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid foods.