Patient's question:
Female, 38 years old, she has been sick for a long time, but only discovered this disease after a check-up. Please ask: Is there any method to treat her vaginitis better?Doctor's answer:
Your current lab report indicates symptoms of vaginitis, and it is recommended to start medication treatment. If your boyfriend has symptoms, he can take medication together. If he doesn't have symptoms, it's okay. Currently, it is advised to use medication for insertion. It is recommended not to have sexual activity during medication, as it can affect the efficacy and increase the risk of retrograde transmission, potentially leading to pelvic inflammatory disease. Avoid going out for the next few days. Generally, medication insertion is not recommended during menstruation. If oral medication is available, it can be taken orally. Insertion medication is usually sufficient. If you are given oral medication, you can also take it. Timely medication treatment for vaginitis will lead to improvement.