Some brief introduction to chronic cervicitis

Many female friends are familiar with chronic cervicitis. Especially some urban female white-collar workers, due to the dual pressure of life and work, as well as irregular life and diet, they often suffer from gynecological diseases such as chronic cervicitis .

According to experts in the prevention and treatment of cervicitis in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, chronic cervicitis is the most common gynecological disease in married women. Because the cervical mucosa has complex folds and gaps, pathogenic bacteria can hide deep in the cervical tissue and are difficult to completely cure, leading to repeated attacks of inflammation and the formation of chronic cervicitis. It often occurs after acute cervicitis, or after childbirth, abortion or surgical injury to the cervix.

The main symptoms of chronic cervicitis are increased leucorrhea, lumbosacral pain, dyspareunia and bleeding after intercourse. In severe cases, salpingitis, cervical stenosis, infertility, etc. Cervicitis can be complicated by pelvic inflammatory disease, adverse pregnancy outcomes and cervical neoplasia. Domestic literature reports that more than 50% of married women have leucorrhea with mucopurulence. It is not conducive to sperm penetration and can cause infertility.

Chronic cervicitis is extremely harmful and may be the cause of female infertility. If it is not discovered and treated in time, it may lead to serious diseases such as cervical cancer. Chronic cervicitis may even cause a series of gynecological inflammations due to the spread of inflammation.