Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: Infected with HPY 5 years ago, cured, relapsed 2 years later, cured, recurrent cervical inflammation II treated, non-specific hyperplasia of the cervix discovered 1 year ago, mycoplasma positive. Subsequently underwent cone resection. Currently found non-gonococcal vaginitis? Mycoplasma positive? No cervical inflammation observed.Current general condition: The patient frequently experiences lower left abdominal pain. Menstruation has been abnormal since the surgery. Is it pelvic inflammatory disease?
Visited countless hospitals over 5 years, taken countless medications, spent countless amounts of money, but still no improvement in health!
Please ask: What tests should the patient undergo now for a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment?
Doctor's answer:
Non-gonococcal vaginitis is inflammation caused by bacterial, trichomonas, and fungal infections under normal circumstances. It is necessary to persist in medication, ensure adequate sleep and rest, maintain a balance between work and rest, and keep both body and mind relaxed. Maintain a light diet, avoid spicy foods. Additionally, personal hygiene should be noted, and it is crucial to follow up for examination and continue treatment until the condition improves. The occurrence of vaginitis not only affects women's health but can also lead to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to visit the gynecology department of a hospital for a check-up, identify the cause, and receive targeted treatment. Pay attention to personal hygiene and maintain cleanliness in the perineal area in daily life.