Patient's question:
Medical Description: My period has been delayed for over two months. It started on June 3rd and didn't come until August 11th. On August 10th, I went to the hospital to check what was wrong. The doctor did several tests and said it was cervical inflammation. I was very scared—could it be cured? I have a daughter as my second child and I still want to have a boy. I don't know if getting pregnant will be affected. I am so anxious.History of Treatment and Effects: Chronic cervical inflammation
What Help Do You Need: How can it be cured? I want a baby.
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is a common and frequently occurring gynecological condition. Its clinical symptoms primarily manifest as: increased vaginal discharge, which is mucopurulent in nature. Due to the irritation caused by vaginal discharge, it may lead to symptoms such as external genital itching and a burning sensation. Additionally, symptoms like intermenstrual bleeding and post-coital bleeding may occur. If you experience any of the aforementioned symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to achieve early detection and early treatment.First, undergo a cervical TCT and HPV test to rule out abnormal cervical lesions. If chronic cervicitis is confirmed, treatment will depend on the severity of the condition. In addition to physical therapy or minimally invasive surgical treatment, it is recommended to supplement with oral Gynecological Qianjin Tablets (capsules). This medication is referred to as a traditional Chinese medicine antibiotic, as it can eliminate inflammation while also boosting the body's immune system. It helps clear erosive changes in the cervix and promotes cervical healing, achieving a curative effect that addresses both the symptoms and the root cause.
The medication is taken in 14-day cycles. Under the guidance of a doctor or pharmacist, you can use 3-4 cycles based on the severity of your condition. It is also important to engage in physical exercise to enhance your overall health. Additionally, maintain good hygiene for the external genitalia and sexual hygiene, and try to avoid gynecological procedures such as induced abortion and IUD removal.