Patient's question:
The other day, I carefully checked the chronic cervicitis and bacterial vaginosis you have, and I'm wondering what kind of help you need: Should you take medication or get an intravenous infusion?Doctor's answer:
The main treatment for chronic cervical inflammation and bacterial vaginosis is local medication. Oral medication can be used appropriately, and there is no need for intravenous infusion. Bacterial vaginosis is primarily treated with metronidazole for systemic or local use. For chronic cervical inflammation, if symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal pain, and increased leukorrhea occur, oral anti-inflammatory tablets can be taken, along with the topical use of Zhimi Ling. If pregnancy is not intended, cervical erosion can be treated with physical therapy on the cervix, which leads to a faster and more thorough recovery.