Patient's question:
When I am intimate with my husband, I always have a strong urge to urinate, and I also experience frequent urination and urgency. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said I had mycoplasma but no inflammation. One expert doctor said it was nothing, just a bit of inflammation, while another doctor diagnosed it as "non-gonococcal cervicitis." After treatment, I was rechecked three times for mycoplasma, and the results were all negative, but my symptoms still persist. My husband and I just got married, and we haven't had sex very often yet. Neither of us had any sexual activity before. I wonder how I should treat this condition. I really hope to get an expert's reply. Thank you!First question supplement: After the doctor's examination, they stamped a seal with the main content including the vulva, cervix, etc. But it seems like the cervix part was written as...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to have the examination in a formal and large hospital or a Class III-A hospital, as there are more authoritative experts and it is more reliable. The main cause of cervical inflammation is infection, or it may be caused by damage during sexual intercourse or other situations. If you need to check the condition of your cervix, you can have a colposcopy. Additionally, antibiotic treatment is necessary. Pay attention to protecting yourself and avoid infections in the vaginal area.