Patient's question:
Doctor, hello: Recently, for about a week, I have had white discharge with blood streaks. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, she said my cervix was congested, swollen, and thickened. During the examination, the doctor mentioned that the cervix bled upon contact. An ultrasound revealed no issues with the uterus or nearby organs, and the clinical diagnosis was chronic cervicitis. I am very skeptical because I have only had one or two sexual experiences and find it hard to believe it could be this severe. I would like to ask the experts if their diagnosis is correct. The doctor finally recommended a colposcopy and a CT scan, as well as prescribing oral medication and Ganlin rinse. During the examinations, I felt extreme pain. I would like to ask the experts if their treatment approach is appropriate. Urgent, please reply.Doctor's answer:
During the period from treatment to recovery, it is important to maintain external genital hygiene, avoid tub baths, sexual intercourse, and vaginal douching, and regularly follow up on healing progress. After recovery, active prevention should also be maintained, and the use of common intimate care products, such as Ousen ozone antibacterial agent, will yield better results. Ozone enters the body and decomposes into oxygen, altering the anaerobic environment within the body, inhibiting the survival of anaerobic pathogenic bacteria, while not affecting beneficial bacterial colonies. Additionally, oxygen can repair damaged cells and tissues, allowing women to radiate beauty from the inside out. The operation is simple, and it is portable, making it suitable for daily care.