Patient's question:
In the hospital, it was carefully diagnosed that she had vaginitis. After using miconazole nitrate suppositories, why did there come out a flow like white discharge mixed with blood streaks, followed by bloody sticky mucus? It was used right after her menstrual period had just ended.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Miconazole Suppositories should be applicable, please use as per the certificate, generally used after menstruation! The current condition may be related to the damage of vaginal mucosa! Below are the treatment techniques and precautions, please refer to and implement:How to treat non-specific vaginitis is a type of vaginitis that is not caused by specific pathogens such as trichomonas, fungi, amoebas, etc. This is collectively referred to as non-specific vaginitis. This type of vaginitis is also very common. The causes of non-specific vaginitis are multifaceted. Such as vaginitis caused by vaginal wall injury, foreign bodies in the vagina, corrosive drugs placed in the vagina, excessive vaginal scrubbing, surgical injury, or insertion of contraceptive devices, all have non-specificity.