A virgin suspecting cervical inflammation can she avoid treatment?

Patient's question:

I used to have chronic vaginitis, which has now been cured, but there is still a bit of discharge, slightly yellow than toilet paper. The doctor said it's nothing, but I'm worried it's cervical inflammation caused by downward transmission. A virgin wonders if cervical inflammation can be left untreated?

Doctor's answer:

In this case, if the person is a virgin, transmission is generally unlikely. If it leads to cervical inflammation, don't worry—just rinse with clean water daily. If you're still concerned, taking some antibiotics orally should suffice. You can also apply some clotrimazole cream to the vaginal surface. Wishing you good health.
There are many treatment methods for cervical inflammation, but since symptoms vary among patients, the treatment approaches differ as well. Therefore, it's essential for patients to receive a prompt diagnosis so that they can be treated accordingly.

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