Patient's question:
After the removal of cervical polyps, it wasn't completely cleaned, which led to cervical lesions. Test results - Trichomonas negative, Candida negative, G- Diplococcus negative, Gardnerella positive, Clue cells positive, Cleanliness III, Leukocytes+++ (3+), Contaminating bacteria +.Doctor, what do these results mean? How much will the treatment cost? Can the treatment completely cure it? Will it recur after treatment?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, the condition you mentioned is actually inflammation of the vagina. Based on your description, it is considered bacterial vaginosis. It is a common gynecological inflammation that can be completely cured with medication, but it may recur if your immunity decreases.Advice: This is not due to incomplete removal of cervical polyps, but rather a result of your decreased immunity leading to an imbalance of vaginal flora, causing inflammation. It is recommended that you take azithromycin orally for three days, two tablets each time, once daily. Additionally, take metronidazole tablets, two tablets each time, for three days. For vaginal treatment, use metronidazole vaginal gel, one tube each night, for a total of seven days. Wishing you a speedy recovery.