How to treat mild gynecological inflammation

Patient's question:

After having a routine leukorrhea examination at the hospital, the doctor said I had mild inflammation and prescribed two boxes of. I used it for four days, and when I thought my period was coming, I stopped using it for two days. But I found that my leukorrhea was still more than before, slightly yellow, and had a slight odor. Today, since my period hasn't arrived, I started using it again. After using it, I experienced lower abdominal pain in waves.
Could the experts please explain what factors or causes might be responsible for the lower abdominal pain after medication? What could be the reason for the slight pain when the medication is inserted? Given that my inflammation isn't severe, why hasn't my leukorrhea returned to normal after using it for a few days? Should I use more after finishing the two boxes?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your condition may be caused by the vaginal medication suppository being inserted too deep, leading to abdominal pain. Advice: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to identify the cause or factors, and then receive appropriate treatment.

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