What medicine is more effective for cervicitis and endometritis?

For cervicitis and endometritis, appropriate medications should be selected according to the cause. Do not take medication on your own. It is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner for a clear diagnosis to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Cervicitis is usually caused by bacteria, viruses or other pathogenic microorganisms, while endometritis may occur due to postpartum infection or postoperative infection. Although both are reproductive system infections, the pathogens and treatment methods may be different. If infectious inflammation is not treated thoroughly, it may further cause other reproductive health problems.

For bacterial infections, doctors usually choose antibiotics based on the pathogens. For example, common drugs used for cervicitis include metronidazole or erythromycin. For endometritis, the choice of drugs for postoperative infection may be more targeted, such as cephalosporin antibiotics or macrolides. Medication needs to be taken according to the doctor's prescription, and avoid adjusting the dose or frequency on your own. Some pathogens, such as viral infections, may require antiviral drugs for treatment.

During treatment, you can drink plenty of warm water, eat light food, avoid spicy food, and take rest to reduce overwork. If symptoms do not improve or even worsen, such as abdominal pain or increased abnormal secretions, you should have a follow-up examination in time and let the doctor adjust the treatment plan to ensure recovery.