Is cervicitis serious?

Is cervicitis serious?

Cervicitis was once an early symptom and its harm was not particularly serious. It could cause symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge and vulvar itching, and it could usually be cured after treatment.

Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease, clinically divided into first, second and third degrees. First degree means that the patient is in the early stage of the disease, and the symptoms are not serious. It may cause mild leucorrhea, backache, vulvar itching and other manifestations. At this time, vaginal medication can be used for treatment. For example, Xiaomi suppositories and Baofukang suppositories can play a good therapeutic effect, improve vulvar itching and other discomforts, and can generally be cured after treatment.

But for patients with second- or third-degree cervicitis, symptoms continue to develop, and the patient will experience pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region. Especially during menstruation or defecation, accompanied by varying degrees of sexual pain. Especially when the inflammation spreads, chronic parauterine connective tissue inflammation will form, which will eventually aggravate the patient's condition. For this situation, cryosurgery, laser, and focused ultrasound are a good choice.

If polyps have formed in the cervix of patients with cervicitis, polypectomy can be used for treatment. After the operation, the removed polyps need to be sent for pathological histological examination. Regular follow-up examinations are performed after the operation to observe the recovery of the cervix. If abnormalities are found, appropriate treatment should be given immediately. During the recovery process, patients with cervicitis should pay attention to personal hygiene, clean the vulva regularly, and do appropriate outdoor sports when they are in good health.