Patient's question:
She was recently carefully diagnosed with atrophic vaginitis. She has been using feminine washes to clean her private area, but the vaginitis still persists. She wants me to help ask how to treat atrophic vaginitis. She doesn't want to go to the hospital to see a doctor. Is there any way to cure it?Doctor's answer:
For senile vaginitis, most cases are related to the rise in estrogen levels in the body. During this stage, in addition to external genital cleaning, estrogen can be appropriately used to help alleviate symptoms. It may also be related to high blood sugar, such as women with diabetes who are prone to recurrent vaginitis. In this stage, treatment can involve vaginal cleaning combined with medication placement, which can be supplemented with oral medications. Specific medications should be followed according to medical advice.