Patient's question:
Patient Age:Medical History: I had a medication-induced abortion 6 months ago, and the doctor said I have chronic cervical inflammation. This month, I have had two episodes of bloody leukorrhea with subsequent contact bleeding. Could this be cervical cancer? What should I do now?
First Follow-up Question: Thank you! Should it be moderate or severe cervical erosion? Would medication alone be enough to cure it? Will it affect future fertility? What tests should I undergo? If physical therapy is needed, what kind of treatment should I use?
Second Follow-up Question: Thank you very much! I would like to ask what tests I should have done at the hospital to be comprehensive.
Doctor's answer:
For your condition, the treatment of chronic cervicitis can use Ousann's ozone antibacterial agent, which has a strong inhibitory and killing effect on bacteria, molds, and pathogenic microorganisms that cause gynecological inflammation such as vaginitis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammation. It should be used moderately 3 days before the menstrual period and 4 days after the menstrual period. Push the liquid from the tube into the vagina, place a, and rest lying down for 10-20 minutes.Note that sexual activity is prohibited during treatment, and spicy or irritating foods should be avoided. While treating inflammation, it can also nourish and moisturize, restore the natural secretory function of the reproductive tract, promote blood circulation and cell regeneration, repair and beautify, moisturize the yin and protect the uterus, and tighten the vagina and nourish the ovaries.