Patient's question:
I had an abortion and a cervical inflammation surgery in May this year. A month later, in June, I had my period, but I didn't get my period in July. On August 1st, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the results said I had cervical inflammation again, moderate, and a mold infection. I don't understand why it got worse, and I've been very careful with hygiene. In August, I only received treatment for four days, and now I don't want to continue. Recently, I have some free time and want to get the disease treated. I'm very worried and don't know what to do. Gynecology: How should I take care of myself after having an abortion and cervical inflammation surgery this year?Doctor's answer:
If the condition worsens, it may be due to incomplete healing. Therefore, if you want to treat it thoroughly, you must first have great patience. Use warm water for daily cleaning, always maintain cleanliness, undergo gynecological examinations and routine leukorrhea tests to confirm the type of pathogen, and persistently use anti-inflammatory medication.The daily treatment for patients with cervical inflammation primarily involves medication. Patients can take oral medications, supplemented with some vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoid cold foods. We hope that cervical inflammation patients can recover as soon as possible!