Patient's question:
I have been experiencing gynecological problems since I had my child. Whenever I have excessive vaginal discharge or itchy external genitalia, I would go to the pharmacy to buy metronidazole tablets and take them with herbs that clear damp-heat. Recently, this approach doesn't seem to be working, so I'd like to ask what methods are available for treating gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of gynecological inflammation is mostly carried out by administering medication directly through the vagina. This method is quite direct and effective quickly. Another approach is to take oral medications. For many more serious gynecological diseases, surgical intervention or other methods may be required to implement treatment. It is relatively normal for women to experience gynecological conditions again. In daily life, it is important to change underwear frequently and implement high-temperature sterilization for underwear. This can help prevent many gynecological inflammations.