went to the gynecologist a week ago and was diagnosed with cervicitis. The doctor prescribed me a 10-day course of vaginal suppositories. I had just inserted them in the evening when I saw some bleeding the next morning. I don't know if it was my period or the bleeding was due to inflammation. The bleeding was very light for 2 days and then stopped. The next day I continued to insert the suppositories for 1 day and then started bleeding again. So doctor, I would like to ask if I should continue to insert the suppositories after bleeding?

Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease in women, regardless of whether they have had sex or not. The cause is due to bacterial and fungal agents that damage the gynecological area of women. There are many methods of treating cervicitis, but for mild cases or in the early stages, most women will be prescribed medication.