Patient's question:
Female, 54 years old, recently experiencing increased vaginal discharge, which is mucopurulent in nature, sometimes bloody or mixed with blood streaks. After examination, it was diagnosed as cervicitis. How to treat Mycoplasma infection, pelvic effusion, and chronic cervicitis?Doctor's answer:
Your condition may be related to cervical inflammation, possibly linked to your mycoplasma infection. Further treatment and careful examination are necessary. It is recommended to undergo cervical anti-aging screening. If the results are normal, a re-examination for cervical mycoplasma is required. If there are abnormalities, a drug sensitivity test should be conducted, and then the medication treatment should be determined based on the results of the drug sensitivity test. Women should ensure the cleanliness of the external genital area, avoid exposure to irritants, and wash more frequently during hot weather or menstruation. Change underwear daily and wash with warm water.