Patient's question:
Last month, I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination and ultrasound, which detected chlamydia, cervical erosion accompanied by severe and cervical symptoms. The doctor said the condition was mild and recommended a 7-day topical treatment. However, due to business travel, I only completed 5 days of the treatment. The doctor then prescribed oral azithromycin, saying it would be cured after completion. But this month, two or three days after my period ended, I still have a watery discharge. The duration of my illness has been relatively long, and I often feel weak. I would like to ask the expert, since I don't have a fixed schedule for hospital visits, what medication should I use?Doctor's answer:
Hello, hello, if you strictly follow the doctor's advice and take medication, chronic cervical inflammation can be cured. You can choose a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine for treatment. During the medication period, keep the external genital area clean and dry. If you do not receive treatment, it may accelerate the development of inflammation. It is recommended that you seek treatment early. Gynecological inflammation is a relatively common condition. If you do not pay attention to your lifestyle, it is easy to contract this disease. Although cervical inflammation is a relatively prevalent disease, women can also take preventive measures to avoid it. For example: pay attention to maintaining cleanliness in the external genital area and avoid unnecessary damage to the cervix.