Patient's question:
Doctor, hello: Before the New Year, I was diagnosed with candidiasis (but I haven't had any sexual activity yet, so I don't know why I got this disease. I spent over 2,000 to treat it, and now it seems to have recurred). In late July of this year, I had sexual contact with my boyfriend (his penis only entered a little, and my hymen wasn't broken). When I went for another check-up, one hospital said I had bacterial vaginosis, while another said I just had general inflammation (both were local hospitals). They also found that my mycoplasma was positive and told me I had to be treated. But I didn't feel any particular discomfort anywhere, and there waDoctor's answer:
Hello, in daily life, the female reproductive system is often infected with various gynecological inflammations, such as adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. Once infected with gynecological inflammation, patients often experience recurring symptoms that do not heal quickly. The most important aspect of treating gynecological inflammation is to treat the symptoms accordingly. In terms of medication, patients can take Hoa Hong Pian under the guidance of a doctor. It can alleviate symptoms caused by gynecological inflammation, such as lower back and sacral pain, lower abdominal fullness, and abnormal vaginal discharge. It is highly effective in treating chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis. However, patients must persist with the medication and should not stop taking it even if there is slight improvement. Additionally, patients should maintain good personal hygiene, follow a light diet, exercise actively, and enhance their immune system.