Patient's question:
The current symptoms are a strong odor between the legs and cheesy or snowflake-like discharge. It was in the year 2000 when I had an abortion, and since then, the gynecology department has been continuously diagnosing and treating me. Different hospitals have come up with different results over the years. These include, chlamydia infection, gram-negative bacteria, trichomoniasis, candidiasis, and mycoplasma. It has been 2011 now, 20 years, and yet I haven't been diagnosed with what exactly is wrong with me.Treatment history and effectiveness: Continuous treatment. Usually, the symptoms improve during medication, but they return once the medication is stopped for a while. I desperately need a doctor who is fully responsible for the case and can help me. Please help me.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, the condition has fluctuated repeatedly due to your lack of adherence to medication.Advice: You now need to have a clear diagnosis of what type of bacterial infection you have. It is recommended to first take a vaginal discharge sample for routine and thorough examination. Based on the examination results, culture testing should be conducted. For patients, if the gynecological condition is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of gynecological diseases. Additionally, patients should pay attention to their diet and psychological care. I hope the answers to these questions can help everyone. Thank you.