Patient's question:
Detected Mycoplasma infection and cervical erosion; there were no pus cells at the time. After using interferon and a lotion externally, the number of pus cells increased to +++. After taking anti-inflammatory medication, the number of pus cells decreased. After the menstrual period ended, pus cells reappeared as +. Later, low-risk HPV was detected. After using anti-inflammatory medication and a lotion, there were no pus cells. However, after the menstrual period ended again, pus cells appeared as ++, and there was a presence of mixed bacteria in the vagina. This is now the third time that pus cells have appeared after the menstrual period.Doctor's answer:
Analysis: Hello, gynecological inflammation is inherently stubborn. Although you have undergone repeated treatments, they have not been completely effective. There are three possible reasons: 1. The initial treatment was not thorough enough. 2. Your partner did not receive treatment, leading to a recurrence. 3. Poor hygiene habits in daily life.Recommendations: 1. Break bad hygiene habits, such as using the same basin for multiple purposes—e.g., for ( means "" in Chinese, which should be translated as "washing your face"), washing feet, and washing underwear and innerwear. 2. If you are being treated, your partner should also be treated, as you have a bacterial infection, which may also affect them. They can take oral medication while also using external washes. 3. Follow the treatment course and take medication regularly according to the prescribed dosage. Do not interrupt the medication arbitrarily, as this will hinder recovery.
Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.