Patient's question:
Dear expert, hello! My daughter is over 6 years old. Two months ago, I noticed some yellow discharge in her underwear and gave her a sit bath with traditional Chinese medicine for more than a week. When I saw no discharge, I stopped it. Unexpectedly, after two days, it returned! I washed her again for a while, but it was still the same. I took her to the hospital for a check-up, and the results were: Candida-, Trichomonas-, Cleanliness 2 degrees, Mycoplasma and Chlamydia-, Treponema pallidum-, Leukocytes, Diplococcus-, Cilia-, Gardnerella-, Haemophilus ducreyi-. The doctor also said she has a bit of labial adhesion and needs surgery combined. I consulted the doctor I had met before, and she said that as long as the urethral orifice is visible and the urine stream is not thin, there is no need for surgery. It will get better as she grows older. Who is right?Doctor's answer:
Hello: I saw your daughter's condition online, and as a mother myself, I feel the same urgency as you. My daughter is also 4 years old, and she had a Mycoplasma infection some time ago. At that time, I treated her at the county hospital, but when I took her to a well-known women's and children's hospital in another city for examination, we got a different result. Regarding your daughter's illness, I suggest you take her to a well-known women's and children's hospital for a secretion culture. It's more accurate to have tests done in a formal hospital. Don't give your child medicine in small hospitals, as the tests there are not reliable. Formal hospitals will prescribe medicine based on the test results. Don't delay your child's condition.