Patient's question:
Female, 41 years old, she has had vaginal bleeding for a while, accompanied by watery discharge, which smells very bad. She also feels very weak and occasionally has severe dizziness. After examination, it was found that she has cervical erosion, vaginitis, and moderate cervical erosion. How should cervical erosion, vaginitis, and moderate cervical erosion be treated?Doctor's answer:
This situation usually occurs due to bacterial, fungal infections, and external stimuli. Specific treatment plans for vaginitis depend on symptoms and bacterial culture to confirm the type of infection. Here's a suggested method for identification: If there is severe vaginal itching, it is likely a fungal infection, requiring the use of topical nystatin vaginal suppositories. If there is severe pain, it is likely bacterial infection, and metronidazole effervescent tablets should be used externally. As for moderate cervical erosion, BOM light and microwave therapy are recommended, which generally only require one session for recovery.