Patient's question:
Since getting married more than two years ago, I have had two miscarriages. Each time, it was due to cervical inflammation, and I naturally miscarried around three months into the pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for cervical inflammation include the following:Medication: Suitable for patients with small erosion areas, superficial inflammation infiltration, or those limited by conditions. Local application of 25% silver nitrate for local corrosion is recommended. Before medication, the vagina should be flushed, then dried with dry cotton balls, and the normal vaginal mucosa should be protected with cotton balls. Chinese herbal powder can also be used, but it is prohibited during menstruation and pregnancy. Abstinence from sexual intercourse and is required after medication.
Local Treatment: Suitable for all patients. Local treatment includes a four-pronged therapy—vaginal lavage with medication, ozone atomization, red light irradiation, and symptomatic medication inside the vagina. There is also vaginal lavage with Chinese herbal liquid followed by red light or microwave irradiation. Additionally, routine vaginal lavage is followed by medication atomization, with certain Chinese herbal ointments applied to inflamed or eroded areas, then red light or microwave irradiation.
Surgery: Surgical treatment generally provides a permanent solution. If the scab surface heals well, attention to diet and hygiene habits can help prevent chronic cervical inflammation again. The cause should be identified, and symptomatic treatment should be conducted.