Patient's question:
Can bacterial vaginosis and cervicitis be cured with Compound Qingdai Injection and Compound Seabuckthorn Seed Oil Suppositories? The doctor prescribed these medications six months ago. I have only used the Compound Qingdai Injection once and found it quite effective. After using it, I felt comfortable. However, recently I'm not feeling as well again—there's a discharge that turns yellowish-white when it dries, but otherwise, I don't have any other discomfort.Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
I have been treated before. I had ozone washing done at the hospital, which kept the condition under control for a while, but it then recurred.
I would like to ask:
1. Can bacterial vaginosis and cervicitis be cured with Compound Qingdai Injection and Compound Seabuckthorn Seed Oil Suppositories?
2. What is the difference between using these medications at home versus at the hospital for washing?
3. Is ozone washing at the hospital now covered within the medical insurance prepayment range?
Doctor's answer:
The treatment of cervical inflammation should still adopt a variety of clinical professional medications compared to the single treatment of antibiotic drugs. Among the current medications for this condition, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment will never cause drug resistance and yields better therapeutic effects. It is particularly effective in alleviating symptoms of pelvic inflammation, and it is highly recommended to adopt traditional Chinese medicine treatment. The recommended medication is Ji Fei Qian Jin Pian (capsules), which is highly effective in treating cervical inflammation. Generally, it is advisable to take 3-4 courses of treatment, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions. Each course lasts for 14 days. It is important to maintain good personal hygiene habits, keep the external genitalia and vagina clean at all times, and have moderate sexual activity with your partner. Wishing you good health.