Patient's question:
I have chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. My period hasn't arrived this month, delayed by about ten days. I have lower abdominal pain and a slight stabbing pain in my chest, and I feel a bit tired. Could I be pregnant? Does pelvic inflammatory disease interfere with getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
I am very happy to help you solve your doubts. The medication Levaquin for cystitis has little effect on candidal vulvovaginitis. Because candidal vulvovaginitis is relatively difficult to treat and prone to recurrence, for cystitis, it is important to drink more water, avoid cold exposure, and pay attention to local hygiene. Vulvovaginitis can cause significant interference to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, patients should pay close attention to self-care, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid irritating foods. It is hoped that patients with vulvovaginitis can receive professional treatment.