How to treat recurrent cervicitis

Recurrent cervicitis can be treated by correctly identifying the cause, standardizing medical methods and improving lifestyle, including medication, physical therapy and lifestyle adjustments. The specific method needs to be determined based on individual circumstances.

The main reasons for recurring cervicitis include infection with pathogens (such as bacteria, viruses, etc.), irregular sexual life, poor hygiene habits, low resistance, etc. Treatment first requires drug intervention, including local medications such as antibacterial and anti-inflammatory suppositories, and systemic medications using relevant antibiotics. Follow the doctor's prescription to ensure that the course of treatment is complete. For conditions such as cervical erosion, physical therapy methods such as laser therapy, cryotherapy and microwave therapy can be used. These methods can effectively repair damaged cervical tissue and reduce the recurrence of infection. Cervicitis may also recur due to endocrine disorders, low immunity and other factors, which requires systemic conditioning to improve local resistance. In this case, other gynecological diseases, such as vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease, need to be checked at the same time, and multi-department co-management treatment is required when necessary.

The main reasons for recurring cervicitis include infection with pathogens (such as bacteria, viruses, etc.), irregular sexual life, poor hygiene habits, low resistance, etc. Treatment first requires drug intervention, including local medications such as antibacterial and anti-inflammatory suppositories, and systemic medications using relevant antibiotics. Follow the doctor's prescription to ensure that the course of treatment is complete. For conditions such as cervical erosion, physical therapy methods such as laser therapy, cryotherapy and microwave therapy can be used. These methods can effectively repair damaged cervical tissue and reduce the recurrence of infection. Cervicitis may also recur due to endocrine disorders, low immunity and other factors, which requires systemic conditioning to improve local resistance. In this case, other gynecological diseases, such as vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease, need to be checked at the same time, and multi-department co-management treatment is required when necessary.

To prevent cervicitis from recurring, daily hygiene habits are particularly important. Keep the vulva clean, avoid frequent vaginal douching, and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation. Adjust your work and rest schedule and diet to enhance your body's immunity, such as consuming fruits rich in vitamin C such as oranges or grapefruits, and foods containing trace elements of zinc such as oysters. Scientific exercise can also help restore immune function. If symptoms persist or worsen, be sure to see a doctor in time and receive gynecological specialist examinations and treatment.