Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and found that I have vaginitis. It should not require surgery, but I don't have much understanding of the treatment techniques in this area. I don't know what precautions to take. I heard that treating vaginitis seems to require coordinated oral medication, so I wanted to ask if that's really the case?Doctor's answer:
Generally, there is a transmission of vaginitis, and it can be decided to use gynecological washing liquids in combination with vaginal suppositories. If the symptoms are relatively severe, oral medication can also be used in combination. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully arrange the timing and duration of medication based on your own situation. However, it is important to see how stable it is. If there are recurring cases, it is necessary for sexual partners to use medication in combination, otherwise, it is still easy to cause cross-infection.