Patient's question:
Hello doctor! I have a question I'd like to ask you. I have a good sister who is currently in very poor health and often gets sick and has to go to the hospital for treatment. Yesterday, it was said that she was carefully examined and found to have cervical erosion. I'm very worried that her health will continue to decline like this.Doctor's answer:
Cervical inflammation is divided into two types: acute cervical inflammation and chronic cervical inflammation. Acute cervical inflammation requires effective treatment with antibiotics targeting the pathogen, and the treatment must involve sufficient dosage and duration of antibiotics. If the infection is gonorrhea or chlamydia, the partner also needs to undergo antibiotic treatment. If it is chronic cervical inflammation, it is first necessary to rule out changes in cervical cytology, which is essentially cervical cancer screening.