Cervicitis, or cervical infection, is one of the common gynecological problems. More than half of women definitely experience this problem. Cervicitis can be acute or chronic. So, what is a cervical infection? How is it treated? What is cervicitis? What are the symptoms of cervical infection?
Today, there are many female ailments. Cervical ulcers are common, especially in women. It is very difficult for a woman to understand that she has cervicitis. However, the diagnosis is made as a result of a gynecological examination. So what is cervicitis? How is it treated? Here are the points you need to know…
WHAT IS INFECTION OF THE ORAL OF THE uterine cervix (cervicitis)?
Cervical infection, scientifically known as Cervicitis, occurs as a result of chemical or physical irritations. This cervicitis, which we frequently encounter in women, occurs in the cervix and as a result of trauma, blood flow to the region occurs. Swelling and redness occur in the area where this blood flow takes place. Every woman who is sexually active can get this disease at some point. The treatment process should not be interrupted.
HOW IS INFECTION OF THE ORAL OF THE cervix (cervicitis) treated?
The treatment process may vary depending on the infection you have. First, the underlying causes of cervicitis infection are determined. There are some general surgical interventions to be performed afterward. First, the course of treatment with antibiotics is started. Treatment is continued with the method called wound freezing among the people. Complete recovery can take up to 8 weeks.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS?
- Vaginal discharge
- Bleeding between menstrual periods or after sexual intercourse
- Redness around the opening of the vagina
- Pelvic (hip) pain
- burning sensation while urinating
- more frequent urination
- In cases where the treatment of cervicitis is delayed, the mucus that serves as a plug in the cervix does not allow the passage of sperm through the cervix canal, which leads to infertility.
