Patient's question:
Hello, my former friend had cervical inflammation before. I heard it's not easy to treat and tends to recur. This time, I was actually diagnosed with it too. They said it's acute cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, acute cervical inflammation is less common than chronic cervical inflammation and often occurs during postpartum infection or infectious abortion. Trichomonas vaginalis, candidiasis, and gonococcal infections often coexist with acute cervical inflammation. Local or systemic (in severe cases) application of sulfonamides and antibiotics is used to control the infection. Since it is often accompanied by acute endometritis (postpartum infection) and specific vaginitis, the treatment principle should prioritize addressing the primary disease first.