Cervical smear Pap smear grade 1 moderate inflammation

Most cases of moderate inflammation in the cervical smear level 1 come from cervicitis, which is a very common gynecological disease. When the disease occurs, there will be pain during sexual intercourse, itching, burning, and difficulty urinating. As the disease continues to develop, dysmenorrhea begins to occur. Most of the causes are related to bacterial infection.

The question of what symptoms women have of cervicitis has attracted much attention. The main reason is that the symptoms of women's cervicitis are not only the basis for diagnosis, but also the basis for reminding patients to seek medical treatment in time. Relevant experts pointed out that there are many symptoms of cervicitis in women, and different types of women have different characteristics in terms of symptoms of cervicitis, which should be combined with specific circumstances.

Cervicitis is a common gynecological inflammation among female friends. According to the characteristics of its onset, it can usually be divided into two categories: acute cervicitis and chronic cervicitis, which manifest as different symptoms. Therefore, the symptoms of cervicitis in different stages of the disease are different. In order to better diagnose the disease and provide a basis for scientific treatment, it is necessary to understand the symptoms of cervicitis in women.

Symptoms of acute cervicitis

What are the symptoms of cervicitis in women? Acute cervicitis is characterized by rapid onset, shallow inflammation and obvious symptoms. Itching, burning sensation and urination symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, purulent leucorrhea or mixed with blood, often accompanied by low back pain and lower abdominal pain are common symptoms. A small number of patients with acute cervicitis have symptoms such as pain during sexual intercourse and fever during attacks.

Symptoms of chronic cervicitis

What are the symptoms of cervicitis in women? Symptoms of chronic cervicitis usually appear after acute cervicitis, and usually the acute symptoms do not develop into chronic ones within a year or are not treated in time. The main symptoms include increased leucorrhea, which is white and mucous or contains blood, or bleeding during sexual intercourse, accompanied by vulvar itching, lumbosacral pain, aggravated menstrual period, lumbosacral pain, and pain in the lower pelvis.

How can women prevent cervicitis?

1. Pay attention to personal hygiene. Take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently, wash the vulva with warm water every day, and do not use unclean bathing utensils, including avoiding using other people's towels, soap, etc. The cleaning utensils for men and women should be separated, with each person using his or her own basin to avoid cross infection.

2. Don’t over-clean. Being too clean and frequently using detergents can easily cause an imbalance in the bacterial flora, giving germs an opportunity to take advantage.

3. Before having sexual intercourse, women should clean their vulva and men should clean their penis, otherwise it is easy for them to bring unclean things into each other's body. Pay attention to contact infection. If you contract sexually transmitted diseases, including syphilis, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, etc., both husband and wife must be treated at the same time, and the treatment must be thorough.

4. Both childbirth and abortion can cause damage to the cervix, providing opportunities for bacterial invasion. Abortion can easily cause varying degrees of cervical laceration, so try to avoid it and take contraceptive measures. Avoid premature, excessive, and frequent births and miscarriages.

5. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, use qualified menstrual pads, take rest during menstruation, and refrain from swimming during menstruation to avoid cervicitis due to poor local anti-infection ability.

6. Avoid cross-infection in public places, including public baths, swimming pools, hotels and public toilets, and avoid cervicitis caused by sexually transmitted diseases.

7. Strengthen your physical fitness and improve your ability to resist disease. Do not take weight-loss drugs at will.

8. Not starting sexual life too early is the key to effectively preventing cervicitis. The squamous epithelium of the cervix has not yet matured during adolescence, and sexual intercourse can easily cause the squamous cells to fall off and cause cervicitis.

9. Infection should be prevented after delivery, miscarriage, and cervical physical therapy, and sexual intercourse should be avoided in the short term. Actively treat acute cervicitis and have regular gynecological examinations (once a year). Avoid childbirth or damaging the cervix with instruments. Postpartum cervical lacerations should be sutured promptly.

10. Pay attention to a regular schedule, maintain good living habits, and eat less spicy and irritating food.

11. Gynecological examination is an important means to detect early signs of various gynecological diseases as early as possible. Therefore, women should develop the habit of undergoing regular gynecological examinations.

12. Those with short menstrual cycles or prolonged menstrual periods should be actively treated. In addition, women should pay special attention to ensuring hygiene during menstruation and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

13. For those who have contracted various bacteria, viruses, trichomonas, fungi and sexually transmitted infections, anti-trichomoniasis, antifungal and antiviral drugs should be given in a targeted manner. This can prevent the occurrence of cervicitis and thus avoid the development of cervicitis into the early stages of cervical cancer.