What should I do if my mycoplasma vaginitis doesn't get better after long-term treatment?

Patient's question:

For the past three years, I have already felt vaginal itching and yellow-green discharge. There was no unpleasant odor. I had been treated at an informal hospital, where I received intravenous tinidazole and gatifloxacin, as well as some microwave treatment. Later, I went to a formal hospital for treatment.

Doctor's answer:

Is it better to treat gynecological diseases with traditional Chinese medicine, or not to use those antibiotics indiscriminately? Not only will they not treat the condition effectively, but they will also lead to drug resistance. I previously received anti-inflammatory injections for vaginitis at the hospital, spending a lot of money, but the condition wasn’t fully healed. In the end, I used the traditional Chinese medicine Yin Er Kang with for treatment, and it worked wonderfully. As they say, traditional Chinese medicine treats the root of the problem—this is truly correct! Vaginitis can cause significant disruption to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it’s important to seek medical attention promptly and pay close attention to self-care, such as eating more vegetables and fruits and avoiding foods. I hope vaginitis patients can receive professional treatment.

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