Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage before, but because the conditions were not good, I went to a small hospital to have a medication-induced abortion. Later, because the hygiene was not properly handled at the time, I developed chronic cervical inflammation. It has been a while now. Now, I think this is also a big deal, and not treating it properly can be harmful to your health.Doctor's answer:
Methods for treating chronic cervical inflammation include drug therapy and physical therapy. There are numerous drugs available for treating chronic cervical inflammation, and the commonly used ones include the following:1. Local vaginal irrigation and topical medication: This is the most commonly used treatment method. Generally, it can promote the healing of erosive areas in mild superficial cases. However, when using this method, it is important to prevent the medication from leaking onto normal mucosa outside the inflamed area.
2. Vaginal lateral fornix isolation: This method is used for chronic cervical inflammation with adjacent connective tissue inflammation around the cervix, lower back and sacral pain, and significant cervical motion tenderness that severely affects sexual life.
For severe cervical inflammation patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's advice for timely treatment. Avoid changing medications arbitrarily, as this may lead to counterproductive results.