Patient's question:
I have had mold for more than a year since I got it last September. I have been treated in regular hospitals many times, and I have also used many medications for treatment, but I haven't been able to recover on my own. Now the mold has become increasingly stubborn, and the intervals between outbreaks are getting shorter. It has caused great harm to my body and mind. How should I treat it?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis is a local manifestation of vaginal flora imbalance. Using sterilizing and anti-inflammatory drugs internally is a misconception. The reason is that these drugs kill pathogenic bacteria while also destroying the normal vaginal flora that performs self-cleaning functions. As a result, only temporary relief is achieved. Due to the loss of the normal flora's protective function, a new infection quickly reappears, leading to recurring symptoms. Therefore, "refusing to use sterilizing and anti-inflammatory drugs locally for vaginitis" is scientifically sound. For severe gynecological disease patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid switching medications arbitrarily, as this may have the opposite effect.