Patient's question:
I have had light red discharge for four or five days after my period. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have mild cervical inflammation. Now my baby is still very young and I am breastfeeding. Will the treatment affect my baby's milk intake? I also have some discomfort in my lower back.Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis does not require intravenous fluids or oral medication. If it is mild, local medication can be applied. Severe cases may require physical therapy and surgical treatment. For mild inflammation, maintaining hygiene and refraining from sexual activity can gradually improve the condition. The goal of treating cervicitis is to prevent cancer. If there are no signs of cancer, treatment may be postponed, but regular monitoring is necessary to prevent cancer. If the erosion is severe, the risk of cancer is high, and prompt treatment should be sought.