Patient's question:
Menstruation hasn't arrived for nearly 50 days. The urine HCG test result is 0.2, indicating no pregnancy. I also tested my vaginal discharge, and the result was: cleanliness III, epithelial cells + white blood cells + miscellaneous bacteria. The doctor said I have vaginitis and prescribed the following medications: 2 boxes of uncaria rhynchophylla tablets, 1 box of metronidazole furazolidone suppositories, 3 boxes of anti-feminine inflammation capsules, and 1 bottle of honghe feminine hygiene wash. The doctor asked me to complete the course of medication and then return for a thorough examination. I asked how to treat irregular menstruation, and the doctor said since I didn't have an ultrasound (it was my own choice not to), they couldn't prescribe medication and just told me to wait for menstruation to come on its own. What kind of help I need: 1. Please ask the experts to help take a look. What type of vaginitis do I have, how severe is it, and are the medications prescribed by the hospital appropriate? 2. I have to go back to work soon. If I only take the oral medication and don't use the wash or suppositories, how will it affect the treatment? 3.Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you actively go to the hospital for a routine examination of leukorrhea. Vaginitis can be classified into fungal vaginitis, trichomoniasis, and mixed bacterial vaginitis, among others. Symptomatic treatment is more effective after a diagnosis. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided, and a diet should be avoided that is spicy. Change underwear daily and wash it together with towels and basins. In addition to immediate treatment, patients with vaginitis should also pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life, as a positive mood is very helpful for recovery. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you!