Patient's question:
I just got married not long ago. Recently, I found out I'm pregnant, but the bad news is that I have cervical inflammation. I want to know if I can still have the baby with this condition and if it will affect the baby's health. Besides, what are some good ways to address this?Doctor's answer:
Since you have cervical inflammation and are pregnant, you should cherish this time and avoid sexual activity and heavy physical labor. Rest and enhance your nutrition to prevent miscarriage. Currently, it is best not to take medication for treatment, as the embryo is in a critical period. Medication may lead to fetal malformations. Even if treatment is necessary, at least wait three months after pregnancy before using local medication. It is preferable to avoid oral medication. If there are no significant discomforts, it is best to wait until after giving birth to treat it.The daily treatment for cervical inflammation patients primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. We hope that cervical inflammation patients can recover quickly.