How to deal with cervicitis during pregnancy

Gynecological inflammation is extremely common in women's sexual life, and there are many types and complex symptoms. Cervicitis is a common gynecological inflammation. It can cause various complications, especially affecting pregnant women. Therefore, it must be diagnosed and treated in time. What should I do if I have cervicitis in early pregnancy?

What to do if you have cervicitis in early pregnancy

Although chronic cervicitis has no significant effect on the growth of the embryo after pregnancy, the large increase in the level of estrogen in the pregnant woman's body will also aggravate the cervicitis and even cause very difficult to treat pre-delivery bleeding, which will seriously endanger the safety of the pregnant mother and the fetus in her belly.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that cervicitis during pregnancy should be taken seriously. If cervicitis is discovered during pregnancy, you need to go to the hospital immediately and receive treatment under the guidance of an experienced doctor according to the severity of the cervicitis. Do not take medicine blindly.

If you find that the inflammation of the cervix during pregnancy is not serious, in other words, cervicitis usually has no obvious symptoms, little discharge, and no feeling of lower back pain, you can temporarily not treat it until after giving birth. If the cervical inflammation is more serious, such as cervical erosion of grade III, accompanied by excessive leucorrhea and strong odor, treatment is required.

If you find cervicitis during pregnancy, it is best to choose medication treatment, especially traditional Chinese medicine, which is very effective and very suitable for pregnant women. There is no need to use electric soldering, cold treatment, laser and other methods to treat cervicitis. Because that will cause scarring of the cervix, making it very hard, making it difficult for pregnant women to dilate during delivery, or it may easily cause cervical lacerations.

What are the main symptoms of early pregnancy

1. End of menstrual period

The cessation of menstruation is a more obvious symptom of pregnancy, and almost anyone can notice this change. The menstrual period stops at this time because after the egg cell in the ovary is fully developed and discharged, it meets the sperm to form a sperm-egg combination and is transported to the uterus for development. Women always produce one egg cell per month, so there are no unnecessary eggs to cause necrosis of the endometrium, and finally menstrual bleeding occurs.

2. Always want to sleep and have poor appetite

The occurrence of this condition may also be an early symptom of pregnancy. After pregnancy, the human body will naturally secrete luteinizing hormone to protect the life of the newborn. Progesterone is a natural estrogen. Progesterone secretes this type of hormone which has the effect of inhibiting excitement. Therefore, in many cases, mothers in the early stages of pregnancy will feel easily fatigued, often sleepy and drowsy, and often have no appetite at this time, and will have symptoms of poor appetite.

3. Breast pain

After pregnancy, you will often feel breast swelling, pain when touched, and often accompanied by itching. This is because after pregnancy, the human body metabolizes a lot of estrogen and growth hormone. This growth hormone metabolism will prepare for pregnancy, and will cause breast hyperplasia and hematoma, laying the foundation for storing milk. Breast hematoma will make people feel swollen and uncomfortable, and is usually accompanied by heaviness and protrusion of the nipple.

4. Urgent and frequent urination

Urinary urgency and frequent urination are also a symptom in early pregnancy. After pregnancy, the sperm and egg will continue to grow and develop, so the uterus will also expand, which will compress the bladder. The bladder is under pressure and its volume will naturally shrink, resulting in frequent urination.