Patient's question:
This year, when I was pregnant for two and a half months, I had another infectious miscarriage. Ten days after the surgery, I noticed an increase in leukorrhea, which was very thick and had a strong odor. When I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up, the doctor told me that I had acute cervical cervicitis. Hello, what are the treatments for acute cervical cervicitis? How long does it take to treat and recover? How long after recovery can I get pregnant again?Doctor's answer:
You have acute cervical inflammation, which should be caused by the inflammation not being timely and thoroughly controlled after a uterine curettage. If this situation occurs again, it is generally based on bacterial infection. Therefore, the main treatment for acute cervical inflammation is to use antibiotic medications, such as penicillin and cephalosporins. It is best to use intravenous drip medication, as drip medication has a relatively sufficient dosage and can be more effective.