Cervical smear showed severe inflammation

Cervicitis is a relatively common gynecological inflammation. In fact, many women have symptoms of cervicitis. The symptoms of cervicitis are also divided into different degrees. Many women have mild cervicitis, but mild cervicitis does not have any symptoms. And many women have relatively mild cervicitis. When performing a cervical examination, the severity of the cervicitis will be shown.

What does severe cervical inflammation mean?

In fact, the incidence of gynecological diseases in women is very high, and there are many types of gynecological diseases, each with different causes. Cervicitis is also a common gynecological disease. So what does severe cervical inflammation mean? Let’s take a look together.

Cervicitis is divided into acute and chronic types. For most female patients, chronic cervicitis is more common. If the area of ​​inflammation is large. If it occupies about 70% or more of the entire cervical area, it is severe cervicitis.

If you have sex too frequently or suffer from habitual miscarriage, or have an artificial abortion during childbirth, the cervix may be damaged to a certain extent, which may lead to bacterial invasion and inflammation. Inflammation may also be caused by other conditions. Among them, chronic cervicitis is more difficult to cure.

Dietary taboos for severe cervicitis

1. Avoid drinking alcohol

Alcohol is a stimulating food. After drinking, the dampness and heat in the body will increase, leading to the worsening of the disease.

2. Avoid seafood and river fish

Sea fish, crabs, shrimps, oysters and other aquatic products are all irritants and are very detrimental to the relief of inflammation.

3. Avoid sweet, greasy and greasy foods

Overly sweet and greasy foods such as sugar, cakes, pork, mutton fat, egg yolks, etc. This type of food contributes to dampness and is ineffective in improving the condition. It may even make it worse.

4. Avoid spicy and hot foods

Spicy foods such as chili peppers, peppercorns, mustard, grilled chicken, potato chips, etc.

Warm foods such as beef and mutton will add fuel to the fire and are not conducive to recovery.