Patient's question:
I have cervicitis. The doctor prescribed medication for vaginal treatment. Can I take medication during my menstrual period? Do I need to get an IV drip? Is it normal for my period to come earlier each time?Doctor's answer:
It's best to wait until after your period. If the fungal diagnosis allows for oral medication, but generally local treatment is the foundation. If there are no obvious symptoms like itching, wait until after your period to treat. Vaginal medication is strictly prohibited during menstruation. In such cases, you can start by cleaning the external genital area, and focus on medication after your period is clean. Patients face the harm of cervicitis, and we should promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles without avoiding medical consultation. If cervicitis does not improve with treatment, it's necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.