Patient's question:
I had vaginitis last year, but it was treated and resolved. However, recently, I noticed an increase in leukorrhea and some itching in my vaginal area. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was vaginitis. But since my vaginitis was already treated last year, I don’t know what’s going on. Why did the vaginitis come back after it was resolved?Doctor's answer:
General vaginitis is a stubborn gynecological disease. Besides recurring episodes, it can also be transmitted through sexual intercourse. It is recommended that both partners should be treated in this case. After recovery, vaginal discharge should be rechecked monthly after menstruation. Only if the results are negative for three consecutive times can it be considered self-healed. Pay attention to personal hygiene and sexual hygiene, avoid spicy and cold foods, and drink more water regularly. Engage in appropriate activities to boost immunity.