Patient's question:
Due to irregular menstruation,I was diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis at a private hospital.
The expenses have already reached around 1700.
The doctor continues to prescribe medication, and I estimate that one course of treatment will cost at least 3000-4000.
The first check-up alone cost over 700, not including the treatment fees.
Below is the list of each treatment:
1. Intravenous drip with levofloxacin
2. Irrigation, about 200
3. Okomicro, 10 minutes for 100, 30 minutes per session
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are currently many methods for treating mycoplasma infection, mainly including:1. Primarily using broad-spectrum antibiotics. These drugs exhibit varying degrees of drug resistance due to individual differences. Therefore, selective medication based on the patient's drug sensitivity should be chosen to enable a short-term recovery.
2. It is best for both partners to be treated simultaneously to achieve a complete cure. Mycoplasma and chlamydia are primarily transmitted through sexual contact. Therefore, if one partner has non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU), regardless of whether the other tests positive or negative, the treatment principle is that both partners should be treated together to ensure a complete cure. The correct approach is for both partners or couples to undergo medical examination and treatment together if one suspects mycoplasma infection, rather than avoiding medical care due to the absence of obvious symptoms.
NGU (Non-gonococcal Urethritis): Integrated Chinese and Western medicine treatment is an effective method for rapidly and completely curing NGU infection. In the early stages when symptoms are more pronounced, treatment should focus on Western medicine with supplementary Chinese medicine. Regarding the selection and use of Western medicine, due to individual differences, although many effective drugs are available, not all may be suitable for every individual. Therefore, it is advisable to select a drug for treatment based on drug sensitivity tests. Additionally, to accelerate recovery, physical therapy should be used to quickly eliminate bacteria.
You should seek treatment in a regular, reputable hospital.