Patient's question:
Yesterday, I started experiencing blood in my urine again, and my stomach pain became extremely severe. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor diagnosed me with a urinary tract infection, recommending that I receive an intravenous infusion immediately. This morning, when I used the restroom, I noticed blood in my vaginal discharge as well. I've only been away from home for about five or six days, and I've made another appointment with a gynecologist who diagnosed me with acute cervicitis. I would like to ask if acute cervicitis can be completely cured on its own, and whether it could interfere with childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Your condition should be acute urinary tract infection. It is recommended to receive intravenous antibiotics for active treatment for 2 weeks, while drinking a large amount of warm water and resting. Since acute urinary tract infection can be completely self-healed, but if the treatment is not standardized or delayed, it may lead to chronic urinary tract infection, which is a lifelong disease and cannot be completely self-healed. It is very prone to recurrence and extremely painful. After self-healing, it does not interfere with future pregnancy.