Patient's question:
My wife has always had gynecological diseases, and now that she's in the early stages of pregnancy, her gynecological inflammation has flared up. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
It is necessary to carefully check and determine which type of gynecological inflammation it is, because "gynecological inflammation" is just a general term. Vaginitis, cervicitis, fibroids, cysts, and pelvic inflammation can all be classified as gynecological inflammation. However, in terms of treatment, the treatment plans for these inflammations are different. During pregnancy, some medications cannot be used, so you must go to a local reputable hospital, undergo relevant tests to clarify the condition, identify which type it is, and then determine how to use medication. If it is believed that medication cannot be used, then irregular follow-up tests should be conducted without treatment.