Patient's question:
Due to vaginitis-induced vaginal bleeding, will the amount of vaginal bleeding continue to increase after activity, and the bleeding time shorten???Doctor's answer:
Hello, vaginitis generally does not cause vaginal bleeding. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. To completely cure vaginitis, in addition to the doctor's symptomatic treatment, the patient must also actively cooperate and follow the doctor's instructions. It is essential to complete the prescribed treatment course. For most patients, if the medication is appropriate, the examination results will show negative after a few days, but this does not necessarily mean it is completely cured. In fact, at this time, some undestroyed bacteria are hiding under the mucosa, and when the patient's resistance is low before or after the next menstrual period, they will reappear. Therefore, the true meaning of self-healing from vaginitis is when the examination results are negative after taking medication for 7 days each time for 3 consecutive months following the menstrual period.