I have been treated for non-gonococcal vaginitis for over eight months, do I still need to go to the hospital?

Patient's question:

I found out last October that I had mycoplasma infection along with second-degree cervical erosion. After long-term treatment and taking a variety of antibiotics, I have spent over 5,000 yuan. My leukorrhea has improved significantly compared to the earlier yellow, sticky, purulent, and viscous state, and the erosion has been cured with microwave treatment. Last month, I stopped taking medication for 15 days for drug sensitivity testing, which was inconclusive. The multimedia test showed "mycoplasma occasionally present" with a small amount of pus cells. The doctor suggested that such a condition could be ignored and that I could have sex with a condom. However, my leukorrhea is still abundant, though not yellow, and occasionally thick. Considering the long-term use of antibiotics, the doctor only prescribed some Qianjin tablets for me. But can it really be

Doctor's answer:

Still needs treatment, highly contagious

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