Patient's question:
Recently I haven't been feeling well, and I've also been getting spots on my face. My leukorrhea and menstruation are not normal either. I heard it might be cervical inflammation, a gynecological infection. I want to ask, what are the symptoms of cervical inflammation caused by gynecological infections? Can it be cured? While reading, I came across mentions of viral gynecological infections and cervical inflammation. Are my symptoms consistent with this condition? If so, how should it be treated? Treatment methods for viral gynecological infections and cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The main symptom of gynecological inflammation cervicitis is an increase in leukorrhea. In acute gynecological inflammation cervicitis, leukorrhea is purulent, accompanied by lower abdominal and lumbosacral pain, or urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria (bladder irritation symptoms). In chronic cervicitis, leukorrhea is creamy mucous, or pale yellow purulent; with severe cervical erosion or cervical polyps, it may be bloody leukorrhea or post-coital bleeding. In mild cases, there may be no systemic symptoms. When the inflammation spreads along the uterosacral ligaments to the pelvic cavity, there may be lumbosacral pain, lower abdominal fullness, and dysmenorrhea, which worsen during defecation or intercourse.Hello! If you have gynecological inflammation cervicitis, you should take the following preventive measures:
Practice family planning well, avoid unintended pregnancies, and have fewer or no induced abortions.
Pay attention to hygiene during and after abortion and postpartum periods to prevent infection.
Chronic gynecological inflammation cervicitis is related to cervical cancer, so it should be treated actively.
Maintain external genital hygiene.
Minimize the damage to the cervix caused by induced abortions and other gynecological surgeries.
Halt cervical medication during menstruation. Abstain from sexual activity during treatment.