What is the best oral medicine for cervicitis?

In recent years, cervicitis is a relatively common gynecological disease. It not only affects women's normal life, but also affects women's physical and mental health. Cervicitis can even affect women's fertility. Generally, the treatment cycle of cervicitis is very long. Most people see no effect during the treatment and easily give up halfway. This is why cervicitis is prone to recurrence. So what is the best oral medicine for cervicitis?

Regarding the question of what medicine to take for cervicitis, the first thing to do is to think about whether the cervicitis medicine you choose is effective. You must make a scientific choice under the guidance of a doctor. Do not blindly go to the pharmacy to buy medicine for treatment privately. This will not only fail to make the treatment effect significant, but in severe cases it may even worsen the cervicitis condition.

What medicine should I take for cervicitis?

At present, the commonly used drugs for the treatment of cervicitis in clinical practice are mainly Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Chinese medicine is mainly used to treat patients with spleen deficiency, kidney deficiency, damp heat and other conditions. While relieving related symptoms, women's cervicitis will also be greatly relieved. Chinese medicine for the treatment of cervicitis is mainly some Chinese patent medicines, which will not only not cause any harm to the patient's body, but also can effectively treat cervicitis. However, if you choose Chinese medicine to treat cervicitis, you must do so with the help of a professional Chinese medicine practitioner to avoid taking medicine indiscriminately and causing other adverse consequences.

Western medicine treatment of cervicitis mainly uses antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, etc., the main effect of which is to control inflammation and kill bacteria, so that the inflammation can be relieved within an effective time. Although Western medicine is highly targeted, it should be noted that if Western medicine is used to treat cervicitis for too long, it may cause the bacteria to develop drug resistance, which will greatly reduce the effectiveness of treating cervicitis.

Symptoms of cervicitis:

1. Acute cervicitis: increased leucorrhea, which is purulent, accompanied by low back pain and lower abdominal discomfort.

2. Chronic cervicitis: excessive leucorrhea, which is milky white, mucous or contains blood, or bleeding during sexual intercourse, accompanied by vulvar itching, lumbosacral pain, and aggravation during menstruation.

3. Physical signs: In acute cervicitis, gynecological examination shows cervical congestion, edema, and tenderness; in chronic cervicitis, gynecological examination shows varying degrees of cervical erosion, hypertrophy, or polyps.

Medication for cervicitis is divided into oral and topical. What is the best medicine for women with cervicitis? Generally, if cervicitis is severe enough to cause cervical erosion, topical medications are the best choice. The topical medications for women with cervicitis are mainly vaginal douching drugs and vaginal intravenous drugs. Most women with cervicitis can get better through oral medication.

There is no clear answer to what medicine is good for cervicitis. The medicine for treating cervicitis should be determined according to the woman's physical condition and the symptoms of cervicitis. It is impossible to say in general which medicine is most suitable for treating cervicitis. There are many symptoms of cervicitis, such as cervical hypertrophy, cervical polyps, cervical cysts, etc. Doctors need to treat the symptoms.

For patients in the acute stage of cervicitis, drug treatment can be used. So what medicine is good for acute cervicitis? Drug treatment of acute cervicitis is suitable for patients with small erosion surface, shallow inflammatory infiltration or limited conditions. The vagina should be irrigated before taking the medicine, then wiped dry with dry cotton balls, and the normal vaginal mucosa should be protected with cotton balls. Many Chinese herbal powders also have certain therapeutic effects, but they are prohibited from use during menstruation and pregnancy. Sexual intercourse and bathing are prohibited after taking the medicine.