Patient's question:
Cervical hypertrophy, how to treat cervical hypertrophy, how to treat cervical hypertrophyDoctor's answer:
Cervical hyperplasia generally does not require treatment. If there is erosion, cervical erosion can be treated. Chronic inflammation can be appropriately treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Acute inflammation can be addressed with Western medicine, such as using antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment. For chronic adnexal inflammation, a good choice of traditional Chinese medicine is primarily Fule, while Western medicine can use some oral antibiotics. Physical therapy can also be considered. There are various types of physical therapy, such as laser, microwave, and ion penetration for treatment. For vaginitis, bacterial culture must be performed to determine the specific bacteria causing the infection, after which antibiotics can be selected based on the bacterial species.