Patient's question:
Menstruation lasted a few days longer. I went for a check-up and was told that my leukorrhea was thick and yellow, indicating inflammation. The doctor prescribed a week's worth of medication for me to use for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello:General treatment for gynecological inflammation requires persistence in taking medication every day. If treatment is interrupted, it will affect the effectiveness, and even previous treatments may become ineffective. Therefore, it is recommended to continue treatment to maintain sustained efficacy, which will help in a quicker recovery.
After interruption, the effectiveness of previous treatments will diminish, and repeated treatment will further reduce efficacy. It is advised to persist in medication and avoid interruptions.