Patient's question:
I just finished three days of treatment for cervical canal inflammation. After the treatment, my legs felt itchy both inside and outside. During ovulation, my vaginal discharge became like cottage cheese. There are no signs of menopause, and I want a second child. Is this interfering with getting pregnant? I don't know how to relieve cervical inflammation! What kind of assistance do I need: What happens when you get cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis accompanied by vaginal itching and cottage cheese-like discharge may also indicate candidiasis. In your case, it is necessary to have a vaginal discharge test to check for candidiasis and seek timely symptomatic treatment. You should resolve the inflammation before trying to conceive to avoid potential adverse effects of medication during pregnancy. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wash with warm water daily, and maintain clean external genitalia. Expose the underwear to sunlight for drying. Cooperate with your doctor to actively treat cervicitis.