Patient's question:
What causes cervical inflammation? I've been divorced for three years and I believe I'm quite careful about personal hygiene, but I discovered I had cervical inflammation while trying to conceive. The symptoms weren't very obvious, and the doctor said it wasn't too serious and could heal on its own. But my husband and I are both very careful about personal hygiene. What kind of assistance do you need: What causes cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Generally, related to hygiene or cohabitation, the female reproductive system is connected to the outside world, with monthly menstruation, etc. Pay attention to hygiene in daily life, change underwear and pants frequently, expose towels to the sun, and consider getting a gynecological examination to check if it is caused by chronic inflammation from sexual activity. Clinical manifestations of cervical inflammation include cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, and cervical cysts. It is recommended to actively treat the condition with liquid and vaginal medication in addition to symptoms such as increased leukorrhea and lower back pain. Careful examination can help improve sexual life.