How should chronic cervical inflammation be treated?

Patient's question:

Please ask the doctor, how should chronic cervicitis be treated

Doctor's answer:

Medication: Potassium permanganate solution and povidone-iodine solution can be used for local vaginal irrigation; Chloramphenicol and prednisone ointments can be applied locally; Jie'eryin can be used for or sitz baths.
Physical Therapy: Electrocoagulation; Cryotherapy is simple to operate, with rarely occurring postoperative bleeding and cervical canal stenosis; Laser therapy has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and tissue repair-promoting effects, with a short treatment duration and high cure rate.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment:
- Lower Body Damp-Heat: Abundant leucorrhea, yellowish-white or purulent in color, or with blood streaks. Lower back soreness, heaviness, abdominal distension, or frequent urination with pain, vaginal itching, bitter mouth, and dry throat. Red tongue with greasy yellow coating, wiry and slippery pulse. Over-the-counter medications: Furenping capsules and Ziyutang, taken with warm water after meals.
- Spleen and Kidney Deficiency: Abundant thin leucorrhea, continuous and lingering, poor appetite, fatigue, sore waist and knees, pale complexion, or loose stools. Pale tongue with white or greasy coating, slow and weak pulse. Over-the-counter medications: Zhibaitang, taken with warm water.