How is cervical inflammation treated?

Patient's question:

I previously had cervical inflammation, cervical erosion, and vaginitis. The treatment and outcomes at the time: Two weeks ago, medication was applied, and anti-cervical inflammation pills were taken. The symptoms disappeared, and there was no longer any peeling. What kind of assistance do you want: I want to know what the disease is.

Doctor's answer:

Most married women will have problems with cervical inflammation and vaginitis, which is not something to be too anxious about. Cervical erosion is caused by severe cervical inflammation, where the squamous epithelium of the cervix peels off and is replaced by new columnar epithelium, making the cervix appear red and scaly, like broken skin. Cervical inflammation, vaginitis, and mild cervical erosion can all heal on their own. It is recommended that you take medication on schedule, have irregular follow-up checks, and pay attention to hygiene.

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