Patient's question:
I have had mild gynecological inflammation in my groin area for a long time. To prevent it from worsening, is it good to get anti-inflammatory shots for gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Your current symptoms are gynecological inflammation, which primarily requires topical medication and oral medication. Intravenous infusion is not advisable. If you have no history of sexual activity, you cannot use topical suppositories. You can use topical washing medication for combined treatment. Regardless of the nature of the gynecological inflammation, it is necessary to first determine the specific type of inflammation before prescribing medication. Therefore, it is recommended to check what type of bacterial infection is causing it.