Patient's question:
I am 32 years old this year. It has been a year since I gave birth to my second child. Recently, I experienced itching in my private area, a bad odor, and abnormal vaginal discharge. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told that I had mycoplasma vaginitis. How is mycoplasma vaginitis treated? What medication should be used?Doctor's answer:
For mycoplasma vaginitis, it is recommended to conduct a drug sensitivity test at this time and administer medications that are sensitive to mycoplasma. Azithromycin, josamycin, and doxycycline can be used routinely. At the same time, vaginal medication also requires the use of Biseptol gel or metronidazole suppositories, and it is strictly prohibited to stay in the same room throughout the entire treatment period. Since mycoplasma is a sexually transmitted disease, it is generally recommended that men take oral prevention and treatment together. There are many treatment methods for vaginitis, but since the symptoms are different, the treatment methods also vary. Therefore, it is recommended to seek early diagnosis and treatment after discovering the symptoms.