Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Chronic cervicitis may result from the pathogens of acute cervical inflammation invading deep into the glands, which are extremely difficult to eradicate, leading to recurrent and prolonged courses, ultimately becoming a chronic infectious lesion. It may also be caused by cervical lacerations due to various reasons, resulting in cervical canal deformation and subsequent infection by external bacteria. For this condition, local physical treatments such as electrocautery, cryotherapy, laser therapy, and phototherapy can be used. In cases of persistent cervical erosion or cervical scraping suspected of cancer, a cervical cone biopsy may be performed.