Patient's question:
Preparing to have a child, I went for a pre-pregnancy check-up a few days ago. The results showed cervical inflammation, cervical erosion, vaginitis, and only 5% beneficial bacteria in the vagina. All other pre-pregnancy tests were normal. What kind of medicine should I buy? Will it affect having a child?Doctor's answer:
Patients with cervical erosion and vaginitis must pay close attention to local hygiene, especially before and after sexual activity. You can use medication to insert into the vagina or externally wash the vagina. Based on the results of a routine vaginal discharge test, you can decide on vaginal medication to treat vaginitis. After the inflammation is treated, you can then choose medication to regulate the vaginal flora for symptomatic treatment. It is important to use medication and carefully observe the results for a period of time. If left untreated, this condition may lead to infertility.