Patient's question:
At the end of last December during a health check-up, I discovered I had chronic cervical inflammation. I never went to the hospital after work and didn't do anything about it until March this year when there was a lecture on gynecology. She saved me two types of medicine: one is the Baixiao Patch from Sanba Fule, which is applied 10 days before menstruation to the center of the navel, with one patch worn for 3 days, followed by a day of rest, and then menstruation starts; the other is Sanba Fule's Soy Isoflavone, which should be taken one pill in the morning and one at night before breakfast and before bed, respectively. It's said to be for people over 35 years old, but I'm only 21. Can I take this medicine? I've been taking it for over a month now, but the effect isn't very noticeable, and the Baixiao Patch causes an allergic reaction when applied to the navel. I applied it twice and then stopped.Doctor's answer:
This is a symptom of cervical inflammation. Cervical inflammation is a common gynecological inflammation that can be divided into acute and chronic types. The recurrence of cervical inflammation can cause many harms, including various inflammatory conditions such as cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, and cervical polyps. It can also lead to symptoms such as miscarriage, lower back and sacral pain, and dysmenorrhea. Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are recommended, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions. Each course lasts 14 days. In addition to active treatment, patients with cervical inflammation need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life, as a positive mood greatly assists in the complete recovery from the disease. I hope the above information can help you. Thank you!