How to use topical medications for chronic cervicitis in women? Medication guide for patients with chronic cervicitis

Chronic cervicitis can be treated with topical medications. The more commonly used topical medications include lotions, suppositories, etc. Patients can first use lotions to clean the vulva and vagina, such as: potassium permanganate solution, Chlorhexidine, etc., and then use suppositories for vaginal treatment, such as: Diresulin suppositories, etc., which will have the effect of treating this disease. Patients should pay attention to private hygiene.

Chronic cervicitis develops because acute cervicitis is not treated symptomatically in time. Patients with this disease generally have symptoms of local discomfort, lower abdominal pain, and obvious symptoms of lumbar discomfort. Some patients also have symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea and need timely symptomatic treatment. So, how to use topical medications for chronic cervicitis?

Patients with chronic cervicitis can be treated with topical medications. There are two common topical medications: one is gynecological wash and the other is vaginal suppository. Patients should use the medication correctly to achieve more prominent therapeutic effects. Gynecological wash should be used to clean the vulva and vagina first, and then vaginal medication should be applied. The more commonly used vaginal washes include: potassium permanganate solution, Jieryin, Fuyanjie, etc. After vaginal washing, local medication can be applied. After vaginal washing, 10% to 20% silver nitrate can be used with a cotton swab and applied to the local area. Generally, the medication is applied once a week, and each course of treatment is 2 to 4 times. After applying the medication, you can use a saline cotton ball to gently wipe the local area, which will have a therapeutic effect. At the same time, you can use direxol suppositories and put them deep into the vagina every other night. It takes 12 times for a course of treatment. After the course of medication is completed, you can check again after menstruation, and there will generally be some improvement.

Patients with chronic cervicitis cannot treat the disease blindly. They must use medication in the correct way. Only in this way can they achieve a more prominent therapeutic effect and will not make the patient's condition become more serious. During the treatment period, patients should have regular check-ups to understand the patient's condition and adjust the treatment plan at any time.

If the patient with chronic cervicitis has a serious condition and the medication is not effective, physical treatment should be adopted in time, such as: freezing, laser, infrared, etc., which will be of great help in curing the disease. Patients should have enough confidence and patience in the treatment of their condition, and should not give up halfway, nor should they always feel irritable and depressed.