Gynecological diseases plague some women, and in addition to the well-known vaginitis, cervical inflammation should also be taken seriously. Because diseases like cervicitis have fewer symptoms, usually only abnormal vaginal discharge, and are prone to recurrence during treatment, let's take a look at what to do if cervicitis recurs?
If cervicitis cannot be treated repeatedly, the reason is that the treatment is not thorough. When using physical treatments such as laser or microwave, only the surface erosion is treated, but there are still residues in the deeper lesion tissue, so there will be recurrence. Regular treatment is necessary to avoid recurrent cervicitis, and specific measures are as follows:
1. Thoroughly cured: Most cervical inflammation patients believe they have been cured for a period of time after treatment, but in fact, if the inflammation is not completely eradicated, it will still persist and recur. Or the chosen treatment method may not be targeted and only alleviate some inflammation, without achieving the goal of curing the disease.
2. Re examination: Patients with cervicitis need to undergo regular re examinations after treatment until the doctor says there are no problems before the treatment can be ended.
3. Pay attention to care: After treating cervicitis, patients should have good hygiene habits, pay attention to cleaning their private parts, and eat fresh fruits and vegetables that are beneficial to the body. Good hygiene is an essential part of preventing the recurrence of cervical inflammation.
