Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! Since I had a medication abortion in June, I've been experiencing nothing but trouble—first pelvic inflammatory disease, then cervical inflammation. I spent two months on intravenous fluids and medication, and the doctor said it was all better. But I still have severe vaginitis. He prescribed Dazotai suppositories, but they didn't work at all even after I used a little. Then he gave me Compound Curcumol Oil Suppositories, and I felt a bit better when I used them. But as soon as I stopped, my discharge increased again, and it hasn't improved at all. Now, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, regarding the treatment of vaginitis, in addition to taking medication as prescribed by a doctor, it is also important to pay attention to local hygiene. Avoid sexual activity before treatment, and it is best for both partners to be treated together. Specific medication must be determined based on a thorough examination of vaginal discharge. To achieve complete self-healing of vaginitis, in addition to the doctor's symptomatic treatment, patients must also actively cooperate and follow the doctor's instructions. It is essential to treat living utensils simultaneously. The patient's towels and underwear may also be contaminated with pathogens. If they are not treated simultaneously, the treatment results may be wasted. Therefore, towels and underwear should be thoroughly sterilized: boil for 15 minutes and then dry them in the sun. They should also be placed in a well-ventilated and dry place during daily use.