Patient's question:
Recently, I had itching in my vagina, and after a thorough examination, it was found to be vaginitis. It was cured through medication and suppositories. However, the symptoms of vaginal itching have returned now, which is very frustrating for me. Therefore, I would like to consult a doctor now. Hello, how can recurrent vaginitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
The vagina of a woman is connected to the outside world. During the menstrual period, the body's resistance and immunity are low, and frequent sexual activity can stimulate the vagina, making it prone to recurrent vaginitis and cross-infection. If the condition has already been treated and improved, but it recurs again during this stage, it may be due to the treatment not being fully effective. Therefore, during this phase, it is important to focus on medication. External medications can be used in conjunction with oral medications. It is important not to have sexual intercourse during treatment, and it is best for both partners to be treated to prevent cross-infection.