Patient's question:
My girlfriend has recently been experiencing frequent urination and urgency, along with pain at the urethral opening when urinating. Her urine has also turned bloody. After a thorough examination, it was found that she has cervical erosion, which is already at a third degree. The doctor prescribed Yinalishu, but after using it for a course, there was no improvement. What should I do if cervical erosion at a third degree doesn't respond to a course of Yinalishu?Doctor's answer:
Each patient's symptoms are different, so the medication effects also vary. If cervical erosion reoccurs, it is recommended to promptly visit a regular Grade III-A hospital's gynecology department for a comprehensive and thorough examination. Take some antiviral and anti-inflammatory medications, and use some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory cleaning agents for wiping. Surgical treatment can also be considered. Drink plenty of water, and avoid sexual activity during this period to prevent cross-infection and other similar occurrences.