Patient's question:
I am 32 years old this year, and I noticed abnormal leukorrhea. I previously had gynecological inflammation and am currently managing it at home. The day before yesterday, I felt pain in my vagina and went to the hospital for a re-examination. The doctor said I have cervical inflammation. What kind of help do I need: What are the nursing measures for acute cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis, as the name suggests, refers to the inflammation of the cervix again. Cervical inflammation includes the inflammation of the vaginal part of the cervix and the mucous membrane of the cervical canal. Proper living care should be ensured to allow the patient to rest sufficiently. New clothing should be changed promptly, and the external genitalia and vagina should be kept clean at all times. A high-protein, high-vitamin diet should be provided. Acute cervicitis should be actively treated to prevent chronic cervicitis. According to medical advice, systemic antibiotic treatment should be given targeting the pathogen. Symptomatic care should be provided, with physical cooling measures administered for those with elevated body temperature. Fatty, hard-to-digest foods should be avoided.