Patient's question:
For the past three days, I've had severe lower back pain, unable to bend or even get up from lying down. When I went to the orthopedics department, there were no issues found, but I suspect it might be related to gynecological problems. In May, I had a biopsy done in the gynecology department, which showed chronic cervicitis with phosphatization. The doctor prescribed some medication, but I didn't pay much attention to it. I wanted to ask you if this could be causing the pain and how I should be treated besides this. How is chronic cervicitis with phosphatization treated?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis, cervicitis, which can be transmitted downwards due to delayed treatment of inflammation, can be relieved by taking anti-inflammatory drugs, intravenous fluids, or pelvic pulse therapy. Don't worry too much. Currently, it's difficult to say, but the possibility of gynecological inflammation is high. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for further examination and diagnosis. Treatment should be symptomatic. Generally, the severity of the condition needs to be assessed, and oral traditional Chinese medicine treatment is preferred if possible.