Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: Infected with HPY 5 years ago, cured, relapsed 2 years later, cured, recurrent cervical inflammation II treated, non-specific hyperplasia of the cervix discovered 1 year ago, mycoplasma positive. Subsequently underwent cone resection. Currently found non-gonococcal vaginitis? Mycoplasma positive? No cervical inflammation observed.Current general condition: The patient frequently experiences lower left abdominal pain. Menstruation has been abnormal since the surgery. Is it pelvic inflammatory disease?
Visited countless hospitals over the past 5 years, taken countless medications, spent countless amounts of money, but still no improvement in health!
Please ask if the patient is currently seeking comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Non-gonococcal vaginitis refers to inflammation caused by bacterial, trichomonas, and fungal infections under normal circumstances. It is necessary to persist in medication, ensure adequate sleep and rest, maintain a balance between work and rest, and keep both body and mind relaxed. Maintain a light diet with less spicy food. Additionally, personal hygiene should be noted, and it is essential to follow up and continue treatment until fully recovered.