Patient's question:
I had a cervical erosion surgery one and a half months ago. After one and a half months, I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up and was told that it had mostly healed. Because my vulva was a bit itchy, I had a vaginal rinse. But after going home, my vagina became itchy even more, accompanied by lower back pain. What should I do? Could it be infected because of the rinse? Because only a little bit of cervical tissue hasn't healed yet, I don't know what to do at this point. When I went to the hospital, the doctor only told me to pay attention to hygiene. Can I take fluconazole capsules to reduce inflammation?Test results: None.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Treated for cervical erosion, almost cured in about one and a half months. Except for a little cervical tissue that hasn't healed yet.
What kind of help is needed: Medication guidance.
Doctor's answer:
Because the vulva is a bit itchy, I did a vaginal rinse, but after going back, the vagina became much itchier and accompanied by lower back pain. Because there's a little cervix tissue that hasn't grown back yet, I don't know what to do at this point. When I went to the hospital, the doctor just told me to pay attention to hygiene. Can fluconazole capsules help with inflammation? I've been treated for cervical erosion and it's almost cured now, with about one and a half months left. There's just a little cervix tissue that hasn't grown back yet. Vaginal itching is a symptom of vaginitis. If the vaginal discharge is like cottage cheese, taking fluconazole capsules would be valuable. Because there are several types of vaginitis. After the cervical erosion treatment, the body's resistance is low. If hygiene isn't maintained properly, it's easier to get infected, which is the main reason.