Moderate cervicitis

For female friends, cervicitis is a very scary disease and also a very common gynecological disease. Therefore, if women know what cervicitis is, what are the symptoms of cervicitis, and how to treat cervicitis, it will be very harmful to promoting women's physical health. It can be said that it is very important to understand the common knowledge of cervicitis.

Moderate cervicitis is a critical period for treatment. It can be said that if cervicitis is moderate, if it can be treated in time, the damage can be minimized. So what are the symptoms of moderate cervicitis? How to treat it?

A number of patients suffer from moderate or above cervicitis, which fully illustrates two problems: first, the symptoms of cervicitis are mild or even asymptomatic, thus paralyzing people's attention; second, the awareness of regular gynecological examinations has not yet been deeply rooted in people's minds.

Taking cervicitis as an example, if it is discovered and treated early, the disease can be cured quickly. If treatment is delayed, the condition will be aggravated, thus increasing the difficulty of treating cervicitis.

Symptoms of moderate cervicitis:

(1) Symptoms of damp-heat: excessive vaginal discharge that is yellowish-white, purulent, or bloody. Painful intercourse or vaginal bleeding after intercourse. Lower back pain, abdominal distension, or frequent and painful urination, vaginal itching, bitter taste in the mouth and dry throat. The tongue is red with yellow and greasy coating, and the pulse is stringy and slippery. At this time, the treatment of cervicitis is to prescribe medicine based on these symptoms.

(2) Symptoms of spleen and kidney deficiency: excessive and thin vaginal discharge, loss of appetite, fatigue, soreness of waist and knees, dull complexion, or loose stools. The tongue is pale with white or greasy coating, and the pulse is soft and slow.

Treatment of moderate cervicitis:

After women are diagnosed with cervicitis, they often delay treatment for the disease due to lack of understanding of the disease. This is still relatively common. What needs to be noted is that targeted treatment methods should be chosen for the treatment of cervicitis.

Patients with chronic cervicitis should ensure adequate rest, eat more fruits, vegetables and light food; pay attention to menstrual hygiene and vulva cleanliness to prevent inflammation; chronic cervicitis, especially cervical erosion, should be treated with a cervical scraping before treatment to rule out early cervical cancer; those who have not been cured for a long time can receive surgical treatment if necessary.

Women who are giving birth or having an abortion should avoid damaging their cervix with instruments. Cervical lacerations found after delivery should be sutured promptly. During the treatment of cervicitis, patients should pay attention to postpartum hygiene, avoid infection, and have regular gynecological examinations for early detection and early treatment.

The vulva should be kept clean after treatment, and sexual intercourse, bathing, swimming and vaginal douching should be prohibited until the wound is completely healed.

Cervicitis is very harmful to women. When a woman's cervicitis is in a moderate stage, she should actually receive formal treatment. This can reduce the harm of cervicitis to women and minimize the harm. At the same time, she should also believe that cervicitis can be cured.