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Suggest Treatment For Purple Discoloration And Swelling In Cervix

Hi I m ttc after miscarry over a month ago I believe I have a yeast infection been going on for about 5 days I took a pic to see what s going on I think I see my cervix and looks like it s grey, blue, purple like a prego one but not sure if that s my cervix I see due to swelling is there a way to send the pic?
Thu, 16 Apr 2020
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Hello,

* The purple discoloration of cervix with soreness may be part of bacterial or fungal infection of cervix most likely.

My guidelines at present

- take a culture swab report of cervix in sterile container and send it to the lab for microbiology evaluation
- drink more liquids
- keep the area clean with antiseptic liquid or soap
- avoid use of same tampons for a long period of times
- avoid vaginal or anal intercourse if active
- local application of aloe vera gel
- prescription of anti fungal medicines as fluconazole or else prophylaxis antibiotic as cephalexin or fluoroquinolones.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel
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Suggest Treatment For Purple Discoloration And Swelling In Cervix

Hello, * The purple discoloration of cervix with soreness may be part of bacterial or fungal infection of cervix most likely. My guidelines at present - take a culture swab report of cervix in sterile container and send it to the lab for microbiology evaluation - drink more liquids - keep the area clean with antiseptic liquid or soap - avoid use of same tampons for a long period of times - avoid vaginal or anal intercourse if active - local application of aloe vera gel - prescription of anti fungal medicines as fluconazole or else prophylaxis antibiotic as cephalexin or fluoroquinolones. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel