Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I developed vaginitis after childbirth and have been using Jie'er Yin for washing, but it hasn't been effective. I've also tried several suppositories, but the itching persists. A hospital suggested using vaginal internal microwave therapy.Duration and persistence of the current illness: Four months
Current general condition: I just had a vaginal discharge test, and the results were: WBC: 16-19/AP, WBC miscellaneous bacteria:++, epithelial cells: +
Is the effect of this device good? I've heard it's very expensive, with 3-5 sessions needed for a complete cure. Should I go for it? Compared to medication, which is better?
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if you have a bacterial vaginosis infection and use microwave treatment, it is generally ineffective. It will only increase your financial burden. It is generally recommended to take medication for about a week. It usually takes about a week. If you do not treat it on time, it will affect the effectiveness of the cure. It is recommended: Go to the hospital for a check-up, get a clear diagnosis, and then treat it accordingly. It is recommended to have a gynecological examination, test for routine vaginal discharge, identify the cause, and treat it accordingly. Use Wufejie for cleaning, pay attention to hygiene, change underwear frequently, and keep the vulva clean and dry. During the treatment process, avoid sexual intercourse, swimming, tub baths, and vaginal irrigation, and drink more water.