Is cervicitis suitable for surgical treatment?

Gynecological diseases in women have a higher incidence rate among many diseases, and the scope of involvement is also relatively wide, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, metritis, etc., which can affect life and normal sexual life in mild cases, and cause infertility or even threaten life in severe cases. Cervicitis is one of the more easily overlooked diseases. Now many gynecological medical institutions are promoting surgical treatment. Is it suitable for everyone? Let's discuss it below.

According to experts, chronic cervicitis is generally more suitable for treatment with surgery. Women can treat cervicitis through physical therapy or minimally invasive treatments. The general treatment method is mainly based on the symptoms of cervicitis and the cause of cervicitis. And now surgical treatment of cervicitis is a relatively effective treatment method. Compared with drug treatment, surgical treatment is more effective and the treatment period is shorter.

In addition, after being infected with cervicitis, women will mainly experience increased leucorrhea and vaginal secretions, and some patients may also experience bloating and pain in the waist and abdomen, and soreness in the lumbar and sacral area. Many women are unable to detect cervicitis consciously. In addition to surgical treatment of cervicitis, the treatment of cervicitis can now be mainly divided into: drug treatment and physical therapy. Drug treatment is used in the early stages of inflammation when it is relatively mild. Antibiotics are needed to achieve anti-inflammatory effects. When using them, pay attention to the choice of drugs to avoid allergic problems.

Secondly, when performing surgery to treat cervicitis, the doctor will remove the inflamed tissue. However, for patients with chronic diseases such as high blood pressure and heart disease, it is not suitable to use surgical methods to treat them, so as to avoid danger during the operation and threaten their life safety.

It can be seen from this that women with cervicitis generally have symptoms such as increased secretions such as leucorrhea, and may even have a noticeable feeling of abdominal distension. For its treatment, medications are usually directly anti-inflammatory drugs, such as antibiotics, etc. There is also physical therapy, and of course, surgical treatment. Chronic and mild cervicitis can be treated with surgery, but patients with a history of heart disease should be treated with caution.