Patient's question:
I have been taking simple gynecological inflammatory medication for a while, but there has been no improvement. After a thorough examination, it was found that there is Mycoplasma infection. I was treated for about a month, and after two consecutive careful examinations, the Mycoplasma test results turned negative. However, my physical symptoms have not disappeared. Now, a new examination has revealed positive antibodies for Herpes Simplex Virus. I have been treated for a month, but the symptoms have not improved at all. I have vaginal itching, sometimes burning and stinging urination, and upper respiratory tract infection as well. I feel that my condition is quite serious.Doctor's answer:
This discomfort is caused by vaginitis, often resulting from poor sexual hygiene and weakened immunity. Therefore, during treatment, it is important to first pay attention to sexual hygiene, enhance physical exercise, and boost immunity. Avoid sexual activity during the healing period. Medications such as minocycline tablets, metronidazole, and gynecological anti-inflammatory drugs can be used together for self-healing.The above advice is for the question "How to deal with systemic inflammation and urinary pain/heat caused by gynecological diseases." I hope it helps you. Drink plenty of water and maintain a positive mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!