Patient's question:
Candida vaginitis and pelvic effusion, except for HPV type 18, which was treated in June this year. All tests are completed, and the colposcopy is normal, except for ovarian atrophy. Why is my menstruation still not normal.Doctor's answer:
If there is a case of premature ovarian failure, the menstrual cycle will definitely be abnormal. As for candidiasis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and HPV infection, they do not interfere with menstruation. I am glad to clarify this for you. In summary, based on your condition, it is recommended that you actively follow medical advice for treatment. Especially, HPV 18 with high-risk positivity is closely related to cervical cancer. I hope this helps you. Thank you!There are many treatment methods for vaginitis, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment methods used will also differ. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the correct treatment can be administered.