Patient's question:
Last week, the gynecologist conducted a thorough examination and detected mild pelvic inflammation. The cervical cancer screening via transvaginal ultrasound was normal. The doctor prescribed vaginal medication, but after inserting it for a few days, she found that the medication could not be removed due to a blockage at the vaginal opening. Upon further inspection, she discovered a fleshy growth at the vaginal opening.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the medication is not coming out. It's possible that there are residual medication particles remaining in the vagina. You can use cotton swabs to clean out the residual particles in the vagina, and then focus on taking the medication. The picture you sent doesn't seem to have any issues. Don't worry too much. The daily treatment for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take many oral medications, supplemented with various vitamins, and pay attention to regular sleep schedules, as well as avoiding alcohol.