Does the use of medication for vaginitis lead to dysbiosis?

Patient's question:

2011.4.30 Laboratory test, careful examination results: Pharmaceutical industry pollution of the vaginal environment; Vaginal discharge test report; Epithelial cells ++; Lactobacillus -; Leukocytes +; Red blood cells -; Fungus -; Trichomonas -; Mycoplasma -; Spirillum -; Cervical cells -; Ciliates -; Mixed bacteria +; pH 4.7; Sialidase -; Hydrogen peroxide +; Leukocyte esterase -. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Continuous use of various drugs for trichomoniasis to date without improvement, always itchy. Drug names; Shukang gel. Ornidazole suppository, Fuyanping vaginal effervescent tablets, benzoyl metronidazole dispersible tablets, nitrofurantoin capsules, Fujie ointment cross-linked iodine solution. What kind of help do you need: How to treat

Doctor's answer:

Your current results show that you still have mild inflammation, but the normal vaginal flora, Lactobacillus, is negative, indicating that the vaginal flora imbalance is caused by over-medication. The current treatment is to apply some lactobacillus granules externally to the vagina to help restore the normal vaginal flora. However, the effectiveness is uncertain, so you can try it.
Advice: External use of lactobacillus or suppositories is recommended. Antibiotics for the vagina are not necessary for the time being.

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