Patient's question:
I also feel that it's gynecological inflammation. I have a small uterine fibroid measuring 2.92.8 cm, and my uterus is retroverted. Besides that, I have a tiny kidney stone the size of a grain of rice. In 2008, I developed cervical erosion and had laser treatment once, which didn't work, so I had another session. The cervical erosion cleared up, but I still felt uncomfortable in my vagina. Later, I experienced dryness, eyelid swelling, and lower back pain, especially before and during my period.Past Treatment and Effects:
I took Western medicine and had injections. Later, the First Affiliated Hospital of Medical University prescribed aztreonam for three days, and the inflammation subsided. However, after stopping the medication, the inflammation returned. I also tried traditional Chinese medicine, but after stopping it, the bacterial index rose again. I don’t have any allergies or hereditary medical history.
Desired Help:
I’m looking for effective treatments with fast results. I’m almost desperate.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your condition, uterine inflammation and kidney stones have triggered your clinical diagnostic symptoms. It is recommended to treat both conditions simultaneously to completely resolve the issue. Don't hesitate and stay confident. With systematic treatment, you will recover. For gynecological inflammation patients, in addition to symptomatic medication, it is also important to pay attention to self-care, such as maintaining good hygiene in the private area and avoiding sexual activity during medication. Finally, it is advised that female patients undergo regular follow-up examinations.