What are the topical drugs for chronic cervicitis?

Topical medications for chronic cervicitis mainly include antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and Chinese medicine preparations. The specific choice should be based on the condition and treatment methods, including drug therapy, physical therapy and lifestyle adjustments.

1. Antibiotics

Antibiotics are commonly used topical drugs for the treatment of chronic cervicitis and are suitable for inflammation caused by bacterial infection. Common drugs include:

Metronidazole suppository: used to treat cervicitis caused by anaerobic bacteria or Trichomonas infection, with antibacterial and antiparasitic effects.

Chloramphenicol suppositories: suitable for bacterial infections, can effectively inhibit bacterial growth and relieve inflammation.

Ofloxacin suppository: a broad-spectrum antibiotic, effective against a variety of bacterial infections, often used to treat cervicitis combined with other infections.

2. Anti-inflammatory drugs

Anti-inflammatory drugs are mainly used to relieve inflammation symptoms and reduce redness, swelling and pain in cervical tissue. Commonly used drugs include:

Hydrocortisone suppositories: have anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects and are suitable for patients with severe inflammation.

Ibuprofen suppository: a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug that can effectively relieve pain and inflammation.

Compound dexamethasone acetate suppository: combines anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, suitable for the treatment of chronic cervicitis.

3. Chinese medicine preparations

Traditional Chinese medicine preparations are also widely used in the treatment of chronic cervicitis, which have the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Commonly used drugs include:

Fuyankang Suppository: The main ingredients are Phellodendron amurense, Sophora flavescens, etc. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and is suitable for cervicitis of damp-heat type.

Compound Curcuma Oil Suppository: Contains Curcuma oil, borneol and other ingredients, which can improve local blood circulation and promote the disappearance of inflammation.

JIURYIN WASH: An external wash that can be used to clean the vulva and cervix and assist in the treatment of inflammation.

4. Physical therapy

In addition to drug treatment, physical therapy is also an important auxiliary means for chronic cervicitis. Common methods include:

Laser therapy: Laser is used to irradiate cervical tissue to promote inflammation reduction and tissue repair.

Cryotherapy: Use low-temperature freezing technology to destroy diseased tissue, suitable for stubborn cervicitis.

Microwave therapy: Improve local blood circulation and accelerate the absorption of inflammation through microwave thermal effect.

5. Lifestyle Adjustment

The treatment of chronic cervicitis also needs to be combined with lifestyle adjustments to enhance the therapeutic effect and prevent recurrence:

Keep your vulva clean and avoid using irritating lotions.

Avoid unclean sexual behavior and use condoms to reduce the risk of infection.

Eat a light diet and consume more foods rich in vitamins and minerals to enhance immunity.

The treatment of chronic cervicitis requires a combination of medication, physical therapy and lifestyle adjustments, and specific medications must be taken under the guidance of a doctor. Regular checkups and maintaining good living habits are the key to preventing recurrence.