Patient's question:
I have had gynecological inflammation for many years and have undergone multiple ultrasound and leukorrhea tests, all of which showed a cleanliness level of three, with no other symptoms. However, I have visited local municipal hospitals and regional hospitals for this inflammation multiple times. Recently, I don't know if it was because I ate frozen food or something else, but I often feel bloating in my lower abdomen.Doctor's answer:
There are many types of pathogens that cause gynecological inflammation. Different pathogens require different medications for treatment. Moreover, treatment must follow a standardized course of medication. It is not enough for your clinical symptoms to disappear before stopping the medication; consolidation therapy is also necessary. Since you have had chronic inflammation for many years, I strongly recommend that you seek standardized medical diagnosis and treatment. Blindly using medication on your own will only have the opposite effect, leading to chronic, recurring inflammation.Furthermore, treatment is not solely dependent on medication. The best approach is intravenous infusion combined with appropriate physical therapy, which can yield very significant treatment results.