Patient's question:
After the ultrasound, it was found that there was no inflammation. After the gynecological examination, the doctor believed it was vaginitis, but I feel it's pain inside, not like vaginal pain.Doctor's answer:
Because the normal vagina and cervix are connected, if a person has vaginitis, it can easily lead to bacteria retrograde transmission to the pelvic cavity. Ultrasound examination can only rule out many pelvic organic inflammatory conditions, and sometimes during inflammation, it may not be detectable. In your case, you can take medication together to treat gynecological inflammation and pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm and carefully observe.