Chronic inflammation with localized phosphatization is mainly due to localized inflammatory changes in the cervix and due to the squamous epithelium covering the columnar epithelium so that it is accompanied by squamous phenomena. This condition does not necessarily require surgical treatment in the clinic, active treatment of chronic cervicitis can be. It can be treated by inserting a suppository of diazoxide into the vagina, and it is recommended that screening for cervical cancer should be done once a year. In addition, if chronic inflammation causes pain in the lumbosacral region and localized purulent discharge from the cervix, it is recommended to treat with static antibiotics and laser treatment after controlling the inflammation.