Patient's question:
In July 2011, the main symptoms were yellow discharge without any odor. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor also said I had mild cervical erosion, which was causing menstrual disorders. What should I do? The doctors at the hospital always prescribe medication to be inserted into the vagina, in addition to oral medication. I heard that traditional Chinese medicine can provide a cure, but I don’t know any TCM practitioners. I hope to get help here. Thank you!!!Lab tests and examination results: Candida vaginitis
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Recurrent relapses
What kind of help is expected: Hope for effective treatment
Doctor's answer:
The reason why coital intercourse is temporarily prohibited after cervical erosion treatment is that there is generally a 3-8 week recovery period after the surgery. During this time, it is strictly forbidden to engage in coital intercourse, take tub baths, or perform vaginal douching. This is to allow the cervix to recover better and provide sufficient space for healing. If coital intercourse occurs, it may aggravate the erosion, leading to severe consequences such as spreading. Therefore, it is recommended that female patients adopt a physical therapy combined with medication approach in a timely manner. There are many treatment methods for vaginitis, but since the symptoms vary among patients, the treatment methods also differ. Therefore, patients need to undergo timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive targeted treatment.