How is mild cervical inflammation treated?

Patient's question:

Last year, during the company physical examination, I had mild cervical inflammation. Since I was in the pre-pregnancy stage, I never went for treatment.
Current symptoms:
1. There is no increase in leukorrhea or yellow discharge as mentioned in legends. It's just that in the past six months, after sexual intercourse, I've felt a slight discomfort in my lower abdomen, a kind of indescribable sensation that isn't pain!
2. Ultrasound examination showed normal results, with no adnexitis.

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition:
Hello: Cervicitis is often caused by overly frequent or intense sexual activity, or by infection.

Recommendations:
In your case, it is best to undergo some tests, such as a routine vaginal discharge test, Chlamydia and Mycoplasma tests, to check for the presence of pathogens. Generally, oral medications or cleaning solutions are not very effective. For mild cervicitis, treatment may not be necessary, and you can usually manage it with proper attention in daily life.

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