Patient's question:
I am 42 years old, female, around August 20th, and have gynecological inflammation. This condition is a bit difficult to treat. After finishing a course of medication, it improved a little. I have taken about half of the second course of medication, but the effect isn't as good as the previous one. How can gynecological inflammation be treated to be cured?Doctor's answer:
Inflammatory conditions in gynecology are primarily vaginal inflammation, excluding pelvic inflammatory disease. You need to determine which type of inflammation you have. If it's a gynecological vaginal inflammation, you can conduct a cervical mucus test to decide which medication to use. Vaginal suppositories and oral medications can be used together. Additionally, personal hygiene should be maintained, including daily cleaning, frequent changing of underwear, and sterilizing underwear. It is recommended not to have sexual intercourse during treatment to prevent cross-infection.