What to do with moderate cervicitis? This is scientific therapy!

Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease. If moderate cervicitis is diagnosed, female friends need to pay attention to various aspects in their daily lives, such as developing good living habits, paying attention to personal hygiene, improving the body's immunity through diet, etc. At the same time, they must cooperate with the doctor to actively treat the disease. In addition to common drug therapy, there are more methods to choose from.

1) Physical therapy

Physical therapy is currently a method for treating moderate cervicitis. Its characteristics are obvious therapeutic effect and good efficacy. However, since physical therapy will cause partial damage to the female cervix, it may cause some sequelae.

2) Medication

Drug therapy is currently a relatively conservative treatment for cervicitis. Compared with physical therapy, it has fewer side effects and will not cause damage to the cervix. Therefore, many people like to choose this treatment method at the beginning of treatment. However, drug therapy often has a slow effect. For patients with moderate and severe cervicitis, the treatment time will be longer. Therefore, many patients often find it difficult to persist.

3) Chinese medicine treatment

It is a relatively safe treatment method currently. But the effect is relatively slow. In addition, during treatment, you should eat a light diet, pay attention to personal hygiene and keep clean.

Precautions:

There is a lot to do to prevent cervicitis. First of all, the time of childbearing should be postponed, late childbearing and protected sexual life should be promoted, and good contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid repeated abortions. Specific measures to prevent cervicitis.

1. 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.

2. Avoid unclean sexual life. Unclean sexual life can easily bring in various pathogens, which can induce cervicitis and even cervical cancer.

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and vagina. Infection should be prevented after delivery, miscarriage, and cervical physical therapy, and sexual intercourse should be avoided in the short term.

4. Avoid premature, excessive, and frequent births and miscarriages. Both childbirth and miscarriage can cause damage to the cervix, providing an opportunity for bacteria to invade.