Patient's question:
I saw this information online: Chlamydia primarily infects columnar epithelial cells and does not infect squamous epithelial cells, so there are no changes in the vagina locally. Does this mean that women cannot be indirectly infected with chlamydia cervicitis through contact (such as the female's vaginal opening coming into contact with the patient's clothing, sharing toilets, bedding, etc., which are common indirect transmission routes for chlamydia)?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend According to your speech it should be absolutely not contagious don't worry Besides timely treatment for cervical inflammation patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease Only in this way can patients receive timely and symptomatic treatment At the same time they should pay more attention to their own dietary care and closely monitor changes in their symptoms Believing that this will definitely drive away cervical inflammation.