About 87% of adult women around the world have been infected with gynecological inflammation to varying degrees. Common clinical gynecological inflammatory diseases include vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc., which often remain untreated for a long time, affecting the quality of life and married life, and can lead to infertility, induce tumors, etc., with endless consequences. As we all remember, the celebrities Anita Mui and Li Yuan Yuan passed away due to cervical cancer. A lot of scientific data and typical cases show that the serious consequences of gynecological inflammation are not alarming, therefore, active prevention and treatment of gynecological inflammation is an important measure of self-care for all adult women. Myth #1: Let Chinese medicines play a leading role Because of advertising and the popularity of traditional medicine, most Chinese medicines for gynecological inflammation are “famous”, such as gynecological Qianjin tablets, Hua Hong tablets, Jinji capsules, and Wuji Baifeng pills. Many women who have symptoms of gynecological inflammation, such as excessive amount of leucorrhea, abnormal color and odor, and itching at the vaginal opening, are accustomed to immediately turn to proprietary Chinese medicine for treatment. However, whether it is chronic cervicitis, vaginitis or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, the preferred treatment is not proprietary Chinese medicine. Most gynecological herbal medicines have the effect of clearing heat and detoxification, which can have a better effect on endocrine regulation and can adjust the female physique, but they are slow-acting and not very targeted, so they are generally used as an adjunctive treatment for chronic gynecological inflammation, but not as the first choice of treatment, otherwise the pathogens that cause inflammation will take advantage of the opportunity to spread and develop by using “slow soldiers against strong enemies”. The actual fact is that the actual actual fact is that the particular person is not a person. The second misconception is that the treatment is not according to the course of treatment Most women self-medication, judging the effectiveness of the subjective feeling: the symptoms are better, the normal leucorrhea is good, so quickly stop the drug. The actual fact is that you can get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and popular items on the market. The common mycosis vaginalis, for example, has typical symptoms: one is that most of the attacks are preceded by triggers, such as hard work, business trips, and diabetes; the second is the characteristic tofu-like leucorrhea. Therefore, this would have been a suitable for self-diagnosis and thus self-medication of the disease, but many women tend to see good treatment, do not comply with the treatment process, there is no “leftover courage to chase the poor”, most of the mold infection will rebound again. In 2004, the gynecological community in China has developed a standard of care for mycosis fungoides: the first or occasional patients, it is appropriate to carry out oral and vaginal suppositories of anti-mycotic treatment, the course of treatment is one week; refractory recurrent infection, generally after the menstrual period, 1-2 weeks of medication for 3-6 months; chronic cervicitis treatment The course of treatment is 1-2 weeks; the course of treatment for trichomoniasis is also about 1 week. Myth 3: There is no distinction between various gynecological inflammatory diseases. Although vaginitis and chronic cervicitis are both inflammatory diseases, they are very different in nature and should be treated differently. The majority of vaginitis is caused by pathogens such as bacteria and fungi and is treated with antibiotics; chronic cervicitis is caused by endocrine changes, external stimuli, human papillomavirus infection and many other factors and is rarely treated with antibiotics and requires comprehensive treatment, such as cervical erosion, which should be treated with physical therapy such as lasers, freezing, microwaves, and can also be treated with Ebenezer suppositories and Povidone-based suppositories. The suppositories, both the treatment plan and the treatment drugs, are very different from vaginitis. With cervicitis, the possibility of cancer and precancerous lesions should also be ruled out. Women over 18 years of age should have annual cervical screening; if they have been normal for three consecutive years, this should be changed to a 2-3 year examination.