Patient's question:
After the divorce, I soon discovered trichomoniasis vaginitis. The medication treatment has been intermittent, with ups and downs, and now I want to have children. Last month, during a gynecological examination, I was found to have second-degree cervical erosion and Mycoplasma genitalium infection >40,000.Past treatment and effectiveness:
The medication for vaginitis has always been inconsistent, with frequent relapses. Last month, I underwent a course of BOM light, microwave treatment, and intravenous infusion, but I haven’t had a follow-up examination yet.
Current symptoms:
I now feel obvious symptoms of Mycoplasma genitalium infection, such as itching at the urethral opening, itching of the external genitalia, and discomfort in the anal area. I’m very concerned because the last examination didn’t show these many symptoms of Mycoplasma genitalium infection.
Desired help:
How should I be treated? How can I prevent recurrence? What should I pay attention to if I want to have children?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your condition is likely caused by chronic vaginitis that has not been effectively treated for a long time, leading to downward transmission of inflammation. It is recommended that you actively follow the guidance of your face-to-face doctor in terms of medication and treatment, and undergo regular follow-up tests. During the treatment period, avoid sexual activity and pay close attention to local hygiene. It is best to wait until the inflammation is fully treated before attempting to conceive.