Severe inflammation of the cervix is a more serious inflammatory reaction to cervicitis, causing increased discharge, yellowish, foul-smelling leucorrhea, and in more severe cases, fever and other symptoms in the body. Gynecological examination can see cervical hypertrophy, edema, increased and purulent discharge, but each person is different and the symptoms that appear vary from person to person. Symptoms such as increased discharge, odor or fever need to be treated promptly by giving effective anti-infective treatment as well as vaginal topicals. Bacterial culture of cervical secretions and drug sensitivity test can be performed and sensitive antibiotics can be selected for oral administration based on the drug sensitivity test. If cervicitis is not treated in time, it can also cause upstream infection, which can cause contact bleeding and even abdominal pain, so severe inflammation of the cervix is more serious and must be treated promptly and actively.