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 help do I need: Looking for medication that can treat this.Doctor's answer:
Because for vaginitis, hospitals generally have no effective methods to it completely. They can only alleviate the immediate problem but not solve the long-term suffering. It tends to recur. To achieve a complete cure, our hospital adopts the root-cure technique—Ozone Disinfection + Direct Fungal Replacement (Antai Patent). After killing all microorganisms in the vagina, including normal flora, with disinfectants, we replace them with pure vaginal mycobacteria cultured in the laboratory 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) and maintain the vaginal pH between 3-4, inhibiting the reproduction of other microorganisms. They are known as "vaginal guardians" and play a role in vaginal self-cleaning. Additionally, we can sign a contract with patients to guarantee the treatment.