Cervicitis is a common gynecological problem. The cervix is a gateway to the uterus and an important line of defense against the invasion of pathogens from the vagina into the uterus. The alkaline mucus secreted by the cervical glands forms a mucus plug that separates the cervical canal from the outside world and can block the invasion of vaginal pathogens into the uterine cavity. However, when the body’s resistance decreases or the cervix is affected by physical, chemical and physiological factors, the secretions can increase and the vaginal part of the cervix is susceptible to infection by pathogens when it is immersed in secretions for a long time, leading to cervical inflammation. The actual cervicitis is generally not a big threat to health, but the symptoms of increased leucorrhea, back pain, and lower abdominal distension due to cervicitis can affect a person’s mood, and from the perspective of cancer prevention, cervicitis is closely related to cervical cancer. According to the cancer prevention survey, 0.39% of people without cervical erosion have cervical cancer, while 2.05% of people with celiac disease have cervical cancer. This means that active treatment of chronic cervicitis and active preventive measures are of great significance to protect women’s health and prevent cervical cancer. What are the symptoms of cervicitis? Increased leucorrhea is the most common and sometimes even the only symptom of acute cervicitis, which is purulent or mixed with blood, often accompanied by lumbago and lower abdominal cramps. Sometimes the vulva is stimulated by inflammatory secretions and there is itching and burning sensation as well as urinary symptoms such as frequent and urgent urination. A few patients have symptoms such as painful intercourse and elevated body temperature. Some people with acute cervicitis do not have obvious symptoms, so it is often easy to be ignored and develop chronic cervicitis. The main symptom of chronic cervicitis is increased leukorrhea. When the inflammation spreads to the pelvis along the uterosacral ligament, there can be lumbosacral pain and lower pelvic cramps. Its main clinical manifestations are: cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, cervical polyps, cervical duct cysts and cervical mucositis. Cervicitis leads to infertility Chronic cervicitis is the most common type of gynecological disease, mostly seen after childbirth, abortion or surgical injury to the cervix, causing infection by pathogens invasion and transformation from acute cervicitis. Often, acute cervicitis is not treated thoroughly and the pathogens are hidden in the cervical mucosa to form chronic inflammation. Many women with acute cervicitis have less obvious symptoms and are generally often ignored and develop chronic cervicitis directly. About 20-25% of patients with excessive vaginal discharge are due to cervicitis. If the leucorrhea is thick and purulent due to inflammation, it can be detrimental to the passage of sperm through the cervical canal, leading to infertility. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not aware of the fact that they are not able to get the job done. One type of person believes that all married women have cervicitis and that it does not affect their work or their lives, so it is not important to treat it or not treat it. The other believes that cervicitis is a pre-cancerous condition and that the talk of cancer can affect one’s mood and even daily life. This is not true. Chronic cervicitis and cervical cancer have some common symptoms, such as vaginal bleeding after intercourse or blood in the white blood. In such cases, cervical smear and colposcopic cervical biopsy must be done to rule out cancer before treating cervicitis. The key to preventing cervicitis is to have good family planning, avoid unplanned pregnancies, and have fewer or no abortions. 2. Pay attention to hygiene after abortion and during the puerperium to prevent infection. 3, regular gynecological examination, so that early detection of cervicitis, treatment. 4.Treat acute vaginitis, acute endometritis, etc. thoroughly. 5.Pay attention to personal hygiene.