Patient's question:
I've been trying to get pregnant for almost a year. I have chronic cervical inflammation and am seeking assistance to find out the cause. Is it possible that the IUD has been in for too long, causing blocked fallopian tubes? What should I do about the chronic cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
General cervical inflammation is a relatively common gynecological disease among women of childbearing age, typically categorized into acute and chronic types. Chronic cervical inflammation is more prevalent. The main symptoms of cervical inflammation include an increase in vaginal discharge, which is either viscous or purulent in consistency. Some patients may also experience vaginal discharge with blood streaks or mixed with blood. It is recommended to adopt a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments. Use traditional Chinese medicine such as Gynecological Qianjin Tablets (capsules), which can reduce inflammation while also lowering the body's immunity and improving overall physical health. Engage in appropriate physical exercise, maintain a balanced diet, and consider using immune-boosting medications. Pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity. Always keep the external genital area clean, change underwear frequently, and choose soft underwear made of pure cotton or silk. Minimize the damage to the cervix caused by induced abortions and other gynecological surgeries.