Patient's question:
A while ago, I wanted my child to undergo a thorough examination, and it was found that they had cervical inflammation and bacterial vaginosis, except for mycoplasma. They were prescribed a gel to be applied, and in addition to the cervical inflammation ointment, they are now using a restructured interferon effervescent tablet. They were also given nitrofurazone and metronidazole vaginal soft capsules. Today was the first time they used the interferon effervescent tablet, and after applying it for a few minutes, they felt a bit warm. Should they use the interferon today, then the capsule tonight, and then the interferon again the next day? The interferon instructions say it may have an impact on the perinatal period. Does it really have an effect on the perinatal period? Could it cause irregular menstruation or infertility?Doctor's answer:
During interferon treatment, sitting in a bath and sexual activity are strictly prohibited. During menstruation and sexual activity, stop taking the medication. Except for pregnant women, children, and those allergic to this medication, there are no other contraindications. Recheck after 10 days of medication. The above advice is for the question "a while ago, I wanted to have a child and did some tests, which revealed cervical inflammation and bacterial vaginosis." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!