How to treat severe cervicitis?

Early cervicitis generally has no symptoms, so most women easily ignore it. By the time symptoms appear, the cervicitis is already severe. Everyone knows that severe cervicitis is very harmful to the female body. It not only affects women’s normal life, but also affects women’s physical and mental health. In addition, severe cervicitis also has the risk of cancer. So how should severe cervicitis be treated?

Severe cervicitis is a serious condition. Patients generally have obvious symptoms, including increased leucorrhea, yellow color, thin texture and odor. Inflammatory leucorrhea can cause itching if it stimulates the vulva for a long time. The color, shape, and quality of leucorrhea may vary depending on the pathogen. Therefore, some patients with severe cervicitis may have blood in their leucorrhea, and sometimes contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency. Physical therapy for the treatment of severe cervicitis is suitable for moderate and severe inflammation. It is currently the method with the best efficacy and the shortest treatment course, and can usually be cured in one time.

1. Cryotherapy. Liquid nitrogen is generally used as a rapid cooling agent to make a rapid cooling device. The probe is placed on the eroded surface for 1 to 3 minutes and then removed after natural rewarming to allow the diseased tissue to freeze and necrotize. A lot of watery discharge may occur 2 to 3 weeks after treatment. The advantage is that bleeding and cervical stenosis occur less frequently.

2. Electric ironing treatment. By touching the inflamed cervical tissue surface with an electric iron, the tissue will coagulate and form a scab, which will begin to fall off after about two weeks. It usually takes 6 to 8 weeks for the wound to heal. The operation should be performed 3 to 5 days after the end of menstruation. Do not use if you have adnexitis. After treatment, leucorrhea may temporarily increase or cause bleeding. If there is a lot of bleeding, use sterile gauze to apply pressure to stop the bleeding and remove it after 24 hours. The disadvantage is that scar contraction may sometimes lead to cervical stenosis.

3. Laser treatment. The energy from laser irradiation is used to carbonize and scab the cervical inflammation and erosion tissue.

In summary, physical methods are the main method for treating severe cervicitis. After physical therapy, there is also a cervical healing process. During this process, patients must take good care and health care measures to prevent infection.

So what causes severe cervicitis?

1. Multiple artificial abortions. Multiple artificial abortions can cause varying degrees of damage to a woman's cervix, leading to the invasion of pathogens and causing severe cervicitis.

2. Excessive cleaning. It is a good habit for women to pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness, but too much is as bad as too little. Excessive cleaning of the vulva and vagina will often backfire. Not only will it fail to prevent the occurrence of diseases, but it will also create convenient conditions for the reproduction of pathogens. Excessive cleaning will destroy the normal ecological balance in the vagina, and will also make it impossible for normal bacteria to survive, thereby reducing its ability to inhibit bacteria and giving pathogens an opportunity to take advantage, ultimately causing varying degrees of cervical epithelial damage and causing severe cervicitis.

3. Sex life. The occurrence of severe cervicitis is closely related to sexual life. Generally, having sexual life too early, having too many sexual partners, having sexual life too intensely, and having sexual life during menstruation can all cause women to suffer from severe cervicitis.

4. If mild cervicitis is not treated in time, it will gradually develop into severe cervicitis. If you suffer from mild or moderate cervicitis, you should seek medical attention promptly to prevent it from developing into moderate cervicitis.