How to perform cervicitis surgery

Cervicitis is a not uncommon gynecological disease, and it is also a disease that has a relatively high risk if not treated in time. There are many ways to treat cervicitis, including surgery, medication, physical therapy, and diet. Compared with other treatment methods, surgical treatment of cervicitis has relatively high risks and is expensive, so it is not recommended unless absolutely necessary.

1. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment has relatively high risks, but it is a better choice for patients with severe cervicitis. It is difficult to cure patients with severe conditions through physical and drug treatments, and it may also lead to repeated attacks of the disease, which not only causes serious harm to the body, but also requires expensive medical expenses.

2. Drug treatment

For patients with moderate or mild cervical inflammation, drug treatment is recommended. It works quickly and does not leave scars on the body. Moreover, drug treatment will leave antibodies in the human body with a relatively low recurrence rate. For patients who have just developed cervicitis, drug treatment can be used. Drug treatment for cervicitis mainly includes antibiotics. For those who have acquired the pathogen, choose sensitive antibiotics against the pathogen. Empirical treatment should include treatment for various possible pathogenic microorganisms, including aerobic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria, chlamydia (and/or gonococci), mycoplasma, etc. Patients at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases, particularly women < 25 years, those with new or multiple sex partners, and those not using condoms, should receive antibiotics against Chlamydia trachomatis. For young people and those who are susceptible to gonorrhea, antibiotics targeting gonococci should be used. Cephalosporins and azithromycin are recommended for treatment during pregnancy.

3. Physical therapy

Physical therapy is an ideal method for treating cervicitis. It not only has no toxic side effects, but also does not leave ugly scars on the body. Generally, this method is used for patients with mild cervicitis.

4. Diet therapy

Put 30 grams of new silkworm feces (wrapped in cloth) and 30 grams of Job's tears in a clay pot, add appropriate amount of water and boil it. Take it once a day for 5 to 7 days. 9 grams of lentil flowers and 12 grams of Chinese toon bark are wrapped in gauze, added with 200 ml of water, boiled to obtain 150 ml, and consumed in divided doses. It usually takes effect in 1 week.