How to treat non-gonococcal urethritis in women?

In today's society, many of people's concepts are constantly impacted, including sexual concepts. The openness of sexual concepts has led to the rapid spread of many sexually transmitted diseases. Today, the outbreak of non-gonococcal urethritis has posed a great threat to the health of countless women. Many people have been harmed by this disease. So, how to treat non-gonococcal urethritis in women? There are several main treatments for this disease.

Treatment of non-gonococcal urethritis:

1. Electrocautery: When there are ulcers and granulation tissue in the urethra, transurethral endoscopic electrocautery can be performed.

2. Physical therapy: mainly includes sitting bath, heat therapy and various physical therapy equipment. They can promote the absorption of inflammation, improve blood circulation and relieve pain. Physical therapy mainly uses various physical factors such as sound, electricity, heat, water, etc. to act on the body's tissues, organs and pathogenic factors in order to regulate the body's immune status and accelerate blood circulation to achieve the purpose of treatment.

3. Antibiotic treatment: Antibiotics are injected into the patient's body to achieve treatment.

4. Urethral dilation: It has drainage and massage effects and can prevent inflammatory urethral stricture.

5. Chinese medicine treatment: A traditional treatment method, usually Chinese medicine treatment, the treatment drugs should be mainly used to clear away heat and detoxify, promote dampness and relieve stranguria, supplemented by tonifying the kidney and strengthening the foundation, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, strengthening the body's resistance and eliminating evil, and improving the body's immunity to avoid the recurrence of non-gonococcal stranguria. However, Chinese medicine can only relieve the symptoms of non-gonococcal urea, but cannot completely cure it, so it is best for patients to cooperate with other symptoms and treat them together.

How to treat non-gonococcal urethritis in women? There are still many treatments for non-gonococcal urethritis in clinical practice. I hope everyone can take the treatment of this disease seriously and patients should not be particularly afraid of this disease. Only by receiving timely treatment can you get rid of the harm of this stubborn disease as soon as possible.