Patient's question:
I have had vaginitis every year, but I didn't take the treatment seriously and kept using medication intermittently. Recently, I feel the condition is getting worse. My discharge has increased and become very thick, and sometimes my lower abdomen has sharp, intermittent pain. Now it has been diagnosed as acute cervical cancer, and I am really upset.What kind of help is needed: What treatment is needed for acute cervical inflammation to be effective?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, after developing cervical inflammation, systemic treatment should be the foundation, while the selection of antibiotics, route of administration, dosage, and duration of treatment should be determined based on the pathogen and the severity of the condition. The treatment targeting the pathogen is distinct from other therapeutic approaches and should primarily involve systemic administration, such as oral antibiotics or intravenous infusion. For simple gonococcal cervical inflammation, high-dose, single-dose administration is recommended.