Patient's question:
I've had lower back pain for many years. I can't stand for long and have to sit, which reduces the pain when sitting. I once had candidiasis of the vagina, and due to delayed treatment, it led to cervical hyperplasia. Later, I felt itchy inside the uterus with occasional slight, tiny pains. The doctor said it was neuralgia and didn't give me a thorough examination. During the gynecological check-up, it was only found that the cervix was hyperplastic, and there was no pain upon light pressure.Doctor's answer:
Capsules can enhance bleeding due to their blood-activating and blood-stasis-resolving effects, so they should generally be discontinued when there is active bleeding. If the current bleeding is due to menstruation, it is recommended to wait until the bleeding stops before taking this medication, as otherwise the bleeding may continue to worsen.According to your description, your candidiasis has not been properly treated. It is advisable to visit a regular hospital for examination and treatment. Women with gynecological conditions can, while understanding symptomatic treatment, also use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment in daily life. It is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat or binge drink during daily meals.