How to treat Mycoplasma infection in gynecology

Patient's question:

Had her period for only two or three days, not much. A few days after it ended, there was a little bit of bleeding again, then it stopped. The check-up said it was inflammation.

Doctor's answer:

Consider the possibility of cervical inflammation. Cervical inflammation is a common gynecological inflammation associated with sexual transmission, unclean external factors, and decreased immunity, among other reasons. It is recommended to use potassium permanganate solution or Jieryin for cleaning, and treat the vagina with chlorhexidine suppositories or ciprofloxacin suppositories. If necessary, go to the hospital for ultrasound, leukorrhea routine tests, etc., to confirm and treat the condition.

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