Is Grade 1 Chronic Cervicitis Serious in Women? Pay Attention to Two Key Points in Treating Chronic Cervicitis

Chronic cervicitis is a very common gynecological disease. When it occurs, symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea, lower abdominal pain, and menstrual disorders will appear. The symptoms of first-degree chronic cervicitis are relatively mild, and many people will ignore them. Often, when they are discovered, they are already very serious. In fact, the best treatment effect of chronic cervicitis is in the early stages, so don't delay the best time for treatment.

Chronic cervicitis can be divided into many different degrees. Generally, the symptoms of chronic cervicitis grade 1 are relatively mild and easier to treat. It is often more troublesome to treat cervicitis when it reaches grade 2 or 3, and the spread of inflammation will also induce many other gynecological diseases. Especially for chronic cervicitis grade 1, drug treatment is enough, so don't miss the best time for treatment.

1. Although grade 1 chronic cervicitis is a relatively mild type of cervicitis, it should not be taken lightly, because chronic cervicitis will cause the spread of inflammation over time and induce other gynecological diseases. Many women do not seek any treatment and leave it alone when they find that they have grade 1 chronic cervicitis and there is no abnormality in their body. This will lead to the spread of inflammation, easily lead to the aggravation of chronic cervicitis, and even induce other gynecological diseases, so it must not be ignored.

2. Patients with grade 1 chronic cervicitis will not have obvious symptoms, but some patients will have abnormal leucorrhea, itching and odor, and signs of bleeding during sexual intercourse, especially dysmenorrhea during menstruation. Because chronic cervicitis is grade 1, the symptoms are mild and can generally be improved by topical medication. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to their light diet during treatment, avoid spicy and irritating foods, choose cotton underwear, wash their vulva with warm water every day, and do not have sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid irritation that affects the effect of treatment.

Although the symptoms of grade 1 chronic cervicitis are mild, it still needs to be treated early, especially for women who have not given birth. Otherwise, the inflammation will spread, induce other gynecological diseases, and even affect fertility. Generally, the early treatment of chronic cervicitis is effective and has little impact on the body, so do not delay the best time for treatment and avoid alcoholism and smoking during treatment.