Patient's question:
Treated for 3 months of gynecological diseases, but there has been no improvement. Mild cervical erosion began in the first month. A detailed examination of vaginal discharge revealed vaginitis. In the second month, a detailed examination of vaginal discharge showed cervical inflammation. A few days ago, a re-examination of routine vaginal discharge tests showed positive for Mycoplasma genitalium. Took one month of 4 boxes of azithromycin, but a few days ago, the test is still positive. Don’t know what to do, very anxious.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is no longer considered a disease, but it is necessary to undergo regular anti-aging check-ups. If the results are normal, there is no need for concern. If the Mycoplasma test is positive, it is important to have the male partner tested to see if he is also positive. During treatment, it is essential to avoid sexual intercourse to prevent cross-infection. Thank you for your consultation, and wish you good health. The above advice is for the question "What should I do about cervical mild erosion, vulvitis, and positive Mycoplasma infection?" I hope it helps you. Drink plenty of water and always maintain a positive mood. Wish you a speedy recovery!!