Is interferon effective for cervicitis?

For female cervicitis, we must first find the real cause. The main cause is infection, and the most important one is bacterial infection. In addition, we must understand the situation of cervicitis to see whether it is acute or chronic. The two types of cervicitis have different symptoms, different onset rates, and different treatment methods. There are many treatment methods currently. The most common one is the use of some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. So, is interferon treatment effective?

Is interferon effective for cervicitis?

Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease with a very high incidence rate among women. It is generally divided into acute and chronic. There are many ways to treat cervicitis. Mild cases can be treated with medication, while severe cases require cautious treatment. Although cervicitis is not considered a serious disease, if it is allowed to develop for a long time, it is likely to turn into cancer and pose a life threat to the patient.

The general methods of treating cervicitis have many contraindications, and the patient will feel very severe pain after treatment, so the treatment method that many patients now accept is interferon treatment, and interferon is indeed very effective in treating cervicitis.

So far, there are only two types of interferon that can treat cervicitis, one is genetically engineered interferon and the other is human leukocyte interferon. These two types of interferon are the most effective for cervicitis. During the treatment process, the cervix must first be exposed using a speculum. The doctor will wipe off the secretions on the surface of the cervix and then give the medicine, so that the medicine can better act on the affected area. There are three methods of drug administration: interferon liquid patch application, liquid spray and cream application, and patients can choose at their own discretion. The patch method is to stick gauze on the surface of the cervix, change the dressing twice a week, and one course of treatment is three weeks. The liquid spray method requires spraying on the cervix 3 times each time, with an interval of 2 minutes between each spray, twice a week, and 10 times as a course of treatment. The rule of applying the cream is to apply the cream to the affected area of ​​the cervix. Treatment is required twice a week, and 10 times constitutes a course of treatment. The above three treatment methods all require strict prohibition of sexual intercourse and avoidance of sitz baths.

After the above introduction, I believe everyone has a better understanding of how to use interferon for cervicitis. Patients with cervicitis should not be afraid to see a doctor. When they have relevant symptoms, they should go to the hospital for examination in time and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment. Only in this way can they recover their health as soon as possible. In addition, patients should also maintain a good mood and learn to relieve negative emotions, which can also effectively prevent the recurrence of cervicitis.