Patient's question:
Is the full-vaginal microwave used to treat vaginitis or cervical erosion? Is there any harm if it's only done once and then stopped? How much harm does red light do to the cervix? For cervical erosion 2 to 3 degrees, vaginitis, and pelvic inflammation, what kind of help does it provide: I had a pelvic treatment device with a thick iron rod inserted into my vagina, giving a warm sensation, and then there was a warm thing on my abdomen. Is this microwave treatment? The device says "pelvic inflammation treatment device," but the doctor said it's different from microwave treatment. Is that correct? The hospital I went back to for follow-up is a clinic. I'm asking all the doctors if this treatment is of the same nature as microwave treatment? How is the actual microwave treatment performed? If I stop after just one session and transfer to a Grade III-A hospital for treatment, is there any danger?Doctor's answer:
In your case, this treatment method is beneficial for physical therapy. Physical therapy can be used to address conditions such as pelvic inflammation and vaginal inflammation.Advice: You don’t need to worry, as this treatment method will not be harmful to you. Additionally, for gynecological inflammation like yours that does not require hospitalization, the treatment is typically administered in a gynecological outpatient clinic. For patients, if the vaginal inflammation is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and proper medication should be administered. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of vaginal inflammation. Moreover, patients should also pay attention to their diet and psychological care. I hope the answers to these questions can help everyone. Thank you.