Patient's question:
Today I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, including ultrasound and routine leukorrhea tests. The ultrasound revealed 1.6 cm of pelvic effusion and 0.6 cm of endometrial thickness. The leukorrhea test results indicated bacterial vaginosis.What kind of help do you need: Hello, what kind of medicine should I take for this condition? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
The detailed ultrasound examination results were affected by several factors, including the examination position, angle, and the experience of the examiner. Therefore, it is recommended that you get a follow-up ultrasound at a different hospital to check for pelvic effusion, as pelvic effusion is a type of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Given your young age, both diagnosis and treatment should be handled with caution. For bacterial vaginosis, 200mg of metronidazole vaginal suppositories can be inserted into the vagina once daily, alternating for 7 days. During treatment, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited, and the external genital area should be washed with warm water or an external genital cleanser every night.