Lower right abdominal pain, lower back pain, vaginal bleeding - what's going on?

Patient's question:

I went to the hospital, and the doctor said I had some appendicitis, vaginitis, and cervical erosion. They prescribed Nifurterol and other medications. Nifurterol is administered vaginally. After using it for two days, the vaginal discharge turned pink, along with a lot of thick, mucus-like watery discharge. On the third day of medication, I experienced bloating and pain in the lower right abdomen, lower back pain, and vaginal bleeding. What could be causing the lower right abdominal bloating, lower back pain, and vaginal bleeding?

Doctor's answer:

Hello dear, the above pink discharge and skin breakdown are initially considered to be side effects of the medication, and there's no big deal—no need to worry. It is recommended to focus on the vaginal medication treatment while paying attention to proper diet and local hygiene, avoiding extreme cold, spicy, and irritating foods, as well as sexual intercourse during treatment! Friends with the condition should maintain a positive mindset and face the disease with optimism. Only in this way can their immunity be boosted and their belief in fighting the disease strengthened. I believe that with this approach, the disease will surely be driven away.

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