Patient's question:
My husband and I were university classmates. After graduating from university, we got married. We worked hard for three years and finally started our own company. Although it's not very big, it's still decent. Later, I got pregnant and stayed at home taking care of our child, while my husband managed the company alone. My husband is very handsome, and the new senior students in the company always hang around him. Three days after we had intimate relations, I felt uncomfortable downstairs and had a lot of leukorrhea. I suspect I might have cervical inflammation. I've always been fine before, and I even suspect my husband might have gotten something from outside and passed it on to me.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main hazards of untreated cervicitis are as follows:Cervicitis can lead to cervical cancer: Data shows that women with chronic cervicitis have a 10 times higher incidence of cervical cancer compared to those without chronic cervicitis. If left untreated for a long time or if it does not heal despite treatment, there is a high risk of malignancy.
Cervicitis affects the quality of sexual life: Severe chronic cervicitis can significantly impact the quality of sexual life, causing pain and other discomforts during intercourse, and in some cases, even leading to sexual aversion.
Cervicitis can cause miscarriage and infertility in women.