Patient's question:
Recurrent fungal vaginitis, during the period of vaginal infection, had sex with her husband and took birth control pills. Later, she found that her period didn't come last month and tested several pregnancy tests, none of which showed pregnancy. The vaginitis has worsened, and she feels embarrassed to go to the hospital. Additionally, recent gastroenteritis has caused a recurrence of gastritis. What medication should I take to restore my menstrual cycle? It's very uncomfortable to be pregnant, and she hasn't been divorced for long and doesn't want a baby.Doctor's answer:
Your current situation requires first going to the hospital for a blood human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) test to confirm if you are pregnant. You can also use pregnancy test strips, but they may not be accurate. If you are pregnant, you need to discuss how to continue the early pregnancy under this poor physical condition and whether to keep the child. Gastroenteritis can be treated with acupuncture or medication, such as traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) or Western medicine. If medication is chosen, the doctor will consider it. For vaginitis, you can use clotrimazole vaginal tablets, administered every 72 hours for a total of two times, to treat it.