Patient's question:
My girlfriend had a medication abortion in July, and the doctor carefully examined her and said she had cervical inflammation. She advised us to wait until the medication abortion was completely cleared before starting treatment. Currently, the doctor has given us some liquid medication and some suppositories. My girlfriend has a high sex drive and is quite eager. I want to ask if it's okay to use condoms and maintain hygiene during the suppository period? Besides the medication prescribed by the doctor, the liquid medication is used first, and then the suppositories are applied. Now that the liquid is gone, can we just use the suppositories directly?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description of the situation, your girlfriend had a medication-induced abortion in July, and it has been quite some time since then. The effects of a miscarriage are certainly not significant anymore.The current issue is that during the treatment for cervical inflammation, you want to engage in sexual activity. I believe it is acceptable to have moderate sexual activity, but as you mentioned, it is essential to use a condom throughout and avoid overly intense activity.
Doctor's inquiry: Can patients with cervical inflammation use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding and following the prescribed medication? Additionally, dietary habits should be appropriate, avoiding foods.