Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Discharge of white substance, and it is very itchy. What I want to ask is why it's swollen now? Is it caused by non-gonococcal urethritis? It has also caused pain in the lower abdomen, groin, and thighs. Treatment history and effectiveness: Just discovered it, no treatment yet. What kind of help do I need: Looking for medication that can treat it.Doctor's answer:
Because for vaginitis, hospitals generally have no effective methods to it completely. They can only alleviate the immediate concern but not solve the long-term suffering. It tends to recur. To achieve a complete cure, one must adopt our hospital's root-cure strategy—Ozone Disinfection + Direct Bacterial Replacement (Antai Patent). After killing all microorganisms in the vagina, including the normal flora, with disinfectant and antibacterial agents, we replace them with laboratory-cultured pure vaginal mycobacteria to maintain the normal vaginal environment. Normal women's vaginas contain a large number of mycobacteria, which produce lactic acid (the source of the odor), maintaining the vaginal pH between 3 and 4, inhibiting the reproduction of other microorganisms, and are known as the "vaginal guardian," playing a role in vaginal self-cleaning. Additionally, we can sign a contract with the patient to guarantee the treatment.