What is chronic cervicitis in women? 3 professional methods to treat chronic cervicitis

Chronic cervicitis is the most common gynecological disease. Most of them are caused by incomplete treatment of acute cervicitis. The main pathogens are Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, etc. Patients will experience symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, pain, and itching. Professional treatments include drug therapy and physical therapy. Immunotherapy can also be performed according to individual circumstances. At the same time, patients should develop good living habits.

Chronic cervicitis is a common disease among women who have given birth, and it is also the most common gynecological disease. If women with chronic cervicitis go for a checkup, they can usually find that the cervix shows local cervical hypertrophy, endocervicitis, uterine glandular cysts, cervical squamous metaplasia, etc. Clinically, it mainly manifests as an increase in the amount of leucorrhea, which can also cause vulvar itching and pain in the lower abdomen. If the inflammation has spread to the bladder, urinary tract infection may also occur. However, sometimes women only have the symptom of thick and increased leucorrhea, which can also be a symptom of chronic cervicitis.

Chronic cervicitis is mainly caused by pathogens such as Staphylococcus and Streptococcus that invade the cervix after childbirth, abortion or surgery. Women often suffer from acute cervicitis, but because the treatment is not thorough, the pathogens remain in the cervical mucosa, thus forming chronic inflammation. The usual treatment method is to use physical, immune and drug treatment according to the patient's condition. If it is drug treatment, the course of treatment is about one month.

1. Physical therapy. Commonly used methods include electric ironing, cryotherapy, laser therapy, microwave therapy, Bohm lamp therapy, infrared coagulation, etc. Among them, microwave therapy is a relatively new physical therapy, while infrared coagulation has fewer side effects, less vaginal discharge after treatment, and the crust is thinner and easier to fall off.

2. Drug treatment. Before drug treatment, we must first ensure the cleanliness of the vagina. You can use 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution to flush the vagina first. After that, use a cotton swab to apply 10%-20% silver nitrate solution to the local area. After applying the medicine, gently wipe the application area with saline. In addition to silver nitrate, you can also use potassium dichromate solution and darusin suppositories, which have good therapeutic effects.

3. Immunotherapy: Consult a doctor based on the patient's condition and take treatment.

Chronic cervicitis is a curable disease, but due to different causes, the prognosis of each patient will be different. In addition to professional treatment, patients should follow the doctor's advice for timely review. If the wound has not healed, they should not take a bath or have sexual intercourse, and should change their clothes frequently. At the same time, they should eat light food, supplement more vitamin B, and avoid spicy and warm food, which will help the wound heal.