Patient's question:
Sister has had a child for over a year and has developed chronic cervical inflammation. Previously, she treated it with intravenous drips, and overall, the condition has been well-controlled. Sister wants to buy Anti-Cervical Inflammation Tablets to take, but she doesn't know what precautions to take. If anyone knows, could you please tell me?Doctor's answer:
1. Avoid spicy, extremely cold, and greasy foods.2. People with diabetes or other diseases should take it under the guidance of a physician.
3. Those with clear and thin vaginal discharge should not use it. If vaginal discharge is accompanied by itching or red discharge, seek medical advice.
4. People with weak spleen and stomach, especially those with cold spleen and stomach, should use it with caution; those with heavy menstrual flow should not take it orally.
5. If accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, or pain during urination, seek medical advice.
6. Occasional dizziness may occur after taking it, but it usually disappears on its own; there is no need to stop taking the medication.
7. Take it according to the recommended dosage. If symptoms worsen during treatment or other symptoms appear, seek medical advice.
8. If symptoms do not improve after taking it for 2 weeks, seek medical advice.