Patient's question:
Expert,I saw many questions about mycoplasma on this website. It is not advisable to undergo uterine irrigation until the mycoplasma infection is fully treated. However, my local doctor performed the irrigation without mentioning this issue, and after it was ineffective, they followed up with an imaging test, which showed that both sides were almost blocked. I am currently receiving treatment at Hangzhou Women's Hospital. The doctor there told me I have mycoplasma and advised me to take medication first before considering surgery. I am wondering if the uterine irrigation I had at the local hospital could lead to any serious consequences. What should I do now? I am currently taking levofloxacin hydrochloride capsules as prescribed by my doctor. Will it be effective if I continue taking it this month? I would like to undergo abdominal surgery before the New Year.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, common medications for mycoplasma infection include: azithromycin, clarithromycin, spectinomycin, norfloxacin, etc. It is recommended to use specific medications under the guidance of a doctor.The hydrotubation you had last time should not have any consequences. It is difficult to determine the specific duration of treatment. Bilateral fallopian tube blockage is recommended for surgery, as it is a relatively difficult problem to solve. The specific cause can vary greatly, and the treatment method depends on individual circumstances. Fallopian tube blockage is mostly caused by inflammation. Patients should eat more fruits, vegetables, and light foods, while avoiding spicy, fried, warm, sweet, rich, seafood, and river fresh foods.