Patient's question:
But I searched for relevant information online, and the information shows that antibiotics may have some adverse effects during the non-acute recurrence period of chronic inflammation. I have no symptoms, and I really dislike antibiotics and don't want to be affected by them.Doctor's answer:
During chronic inflammation, the proper use of antibiotics, especially during menstruation, is still helpful in confirming a thorough recovery. Don't be too anxious; it is generally acceptable to use medication within a week. It is recommended not to have sexual intercourse during treatment to alleviate transmission. After three cycles of anti-inflammatory treatment, a single medication can still achieve good effects in promoting blood circulation and resolving blood stasis. It is important to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain a cheerful mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!