Patient's question:
A 26-year-old woman started experiencing severe abdominal pain in July last year. The doctor diagnosed pelvic inflammatory disease and prescribed oral medication for three courses. In October, she visited the doctor again, who said she had moderate cervical erosion and mycoplasma. She received intravenous drips for five days, oral medication, and was prescribed vaginal suppositories. After that, she had regular check-ups. For the next few months, she continued using the suppositories. In April, the doctor said her condition had improved to mild. However, after having sex with her partner in May, it returned to moderate. In June, the doctor diagnosed a urinary tract infection. After taking granules and tablets, she was cured. In November, she went to the hospital again, where the doctor said her condition was very serious. A smear test was performed, and the results were bacterial vaginosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, mycoplasma, and moderate cervical erosion. The doctor gave me...Doctor's answer:
Hello, the treatment costs at different hospitals vary, which may be related to the local cost of living.