Patient's question:
1. Trichomonas vaginalis growth, if taking medication for 2 weeks and then stopping for one week, the test result is negative. Should the medication continue? I heard that three negative tests are required to be considered cured. How is this timeed? Both partners are monogamous, how could they get this disease? What should be paid attention to in daily life?2. A year ago, a 23mm physiological cyst was found on the left side (as the doctor said). Some medication was taken in the middle, but it had little effect. Last month, another check-up revealed a 17mm cyst on the right side, while the left one remained at 26mm and showed no shrinkage. Later, a CA125 test result was 40, which is above the critical threshold.
Doctor's answer:
Hello:1. If there are any discomfort symptoms, medication should be continued for treatment. Generally, multiple negative tests can be considered normal. However, maintaining good hygiene is very important. It is usually caused by poor sexual hygiene.
2. If a cyst does not cause any discomfort symptoms, it is generally not a major issue. However, it is important to monitor it. If it enlarges or causes discomfort, seek medical attention promptly for treatment!
3. Mycoplasma can cause abnormal vaginal discharge and inflammation, requiring active treatment. Ureaplasma urealyticum infection can be treated with medications such as roxithromycin, clindamycin, doxycycline, and levofloxacin. Pay attention to hygiene, as ureaplasma can be mutually transmitted.
4. Ovarian cysts can generally be treated in regular hospitals. If needed, you can search for famous doctors and hospitals on this website.