How to treat mild cervical inflammation detected during medication abortion?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I had my period 29 days after my miscarriage. On the third day of my period, I went to the hospital for a check-up. They did an ultrasound, and the doctor said my endometrium was a bit thick but there were no other issues. They prescribed two boxes of Ginkgo biloba capsules. My period ended by the fifth day, but today, on the eighth day, I just went to the bathroom and started bleeding again. What's going on?
Current general condition: Ultrasound report: The uterus is of normal size and shape, with a smooth capsule and uniform texture. The endometrium is 7.6mm thick. No lesions were found in the bilateral adnexal regions.
Medical history: Mild cervical inflammation was detected during the medication abortion.
Previous diagnoses, treatment history, and outcomes: Medication abortion on September 15th.

Doctor's answer:

Hello. Cervicitis is divided into acute cervicitis and chronic cervicitis. Acute cervicitis is not a big problem, while chronic cervicitis is characterized by cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, etc., and is prone to canceration. It is recommended to seek treatment in a formal gynecological hospital and not to buy medicine by yourself. The new generation American LEEP knife technology treats cervicitis with one treatment, without damaging the cervix.
Medication. For mild cervicitis patients, medication is a very common treatment.
Surgery. For cervical polyps, polypectomy can be performed; for obvious cervical laceration with mucosal eversion, laceration repair can be performed; for severe cervical erosion and cervical hypertrophy, cervical conization can also be performed.

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