Patient's question:
External vaginal itching has persisted for two years, coming and going. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told it was vaginitis. I took medication, which worked for a few days, but recently, while taking a nap, the itching returned, along with increased vaginal discharge. I wonder if it's due to the increase in bacteria during spring?Doctor's answer:
Hello, vaginitis needs to be treated, otherwise the probability of the disease occurring is relatively high. Generally, it is necessary to undergo 3 treatment courses, with each course lasting 7-10 days per month. Regular follow-up tests of vaginal discharge are required. For bacterial vaginitis, metronidazole is commonly used. For fungal vaginitis, clotrimazole is commonly used. Maintain a light diet and avoid consuming irritating foods. Change underwear frequently. Expose underwear to sunlight. In addition to symptomatic treatment for vaginal itching, patients also need to pay attention to care aspects, such as a light diet and more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a reputable hospital for treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.