Does a urinary tract infection cause vaginitis when treated with antibiotics?

Patient's question:

I haven't paid much attention to my health recently, and as a result, I caught a cold. At the time, I took some medicine and started to feel a bit better. I didn't pay much attention to the cough with phlegm, thinking it was just part of the cold and would gradually improve. After the cold subsided, the cough continued, and it wasn't just phlegm—it made me nervous. Could I have some serious illness?

Doctor's answer:

This phenomenon is considered to be due to a viral infection, leading to weakened immunity, which in turn causes respiratory or throat inflammation. This results in tissue mucosal swelling and an increase in secretions, leading to phlegm. First and foremost, attention should be paid to dietary hygiene, avoiding spicy foods. Ambroxol and Terbutaline Oral Solution can be taken, and it can be combined with Silver Flower Granules and Roxithromycin for treatment. For patients with vaginitis, daily treatment is primarily symptomatic.

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