Patient's question:
In the past, I also had a condition called cervical erosion. Recently, I've been feeling that my inflammation is quite severe, so I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor prescribed some metronidazole solution for me. I'd like to ask about this condition: Is this medication effective for it? Is there no other good treatment method besides this? I'd like to ask more specifically here?Doctor's answer:
Medications can also be used as local applications of polyphenol sulfone vaginal suppositories or self-administered vaginal suppositories. Medication treatment is primarily suitable for nulliparous patients with mild to moderate cervical erosion, but the course of medication treatment is generally longer and more expensive. Many herbal powder preparations also have a certain therapeutic effect, but they are strictly prohibited during menstruation and pregnancy. After medication, masturbation and tub baths are strictly prohibited. No medication should be used for a long time: especially in the vaginal environment, long-term use can easily lead to candidal vulvovaginitis, which is a disruption of the microbial balance.