Patient's question:
Check report: Colposcopic findings: Glandular epithelial grape-like structure, gland openings, iodine (negative) Differential diagnosis record: Chronic cervicitis: Ectopic cervical canal mucosa, leukorrhea routine test results: Cleanliness IV degree Leukorrhea epithelial cells positive (+) Leukorrhea white blood cells +++ Leukorrhea mold spores negative Leukorrhea trichomonas negative Leukorrhea other negative Bacterial vaginosis positive (+)Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the Condition: Hello, your cervical inflammation is caused by repeated irritation of the cervix due to untreated severe bacterial vaginosis. This condition is a common and prevalent gynecological disorder and is unrelated to whether you have given birth.Recommendations: In this case, it is recommended to promptly treat bacterial vaginosis, which is caused by an anaerobic bacterium called Gardnerella. Antianaerobic infection medications are ideal for this, such as intravenous levofloxacin and metronidazole. After using general gynecological cleansing agents to wash the external genitalia and vagina, insert metronidazole vaginal effervescent tablets. Apply the medication before bedtime each night to ensure it remains in the body for about 8 hours. Using one to two boxes of this treatment should resolve the issue. After successfully treating the vaginosis, proceed to treat the cervical inflammation by inserting Cervical Kang suppositories deep into the vagina. These can be used to treat cervical inflammation.