Patient's question:
Age 55, postmenopausal for over three years. Ten days ago, colposcopic examination at the hospital showed: posterior hymen laceration, scattered bleeding spots on the vaginal wall and cervix. Diagnosed with cervicitis, vaginitis, and vulvitis. On the fourth day of using chloroquine and norethisterone vaginal tablets, there was bleeding. After stopping the medication for two days, switching to dazolate vaginal effervescent tablets on the third day, there was a little bleeding again, light red.Previous treatment history and outcomes: Previously treated for cervicitis and vaginitis with other medications, no bleeding occurred. Six months ago, a cervical polyp removal was performed. Why is there bleeding? Is there a problem? How should it be treated further?
Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis with blood streaks in leukorrhea indicates that there has been a recurrence of bleeding in the female reproductive organs. I don't know how long your condition has persisted. A bad odor and itching could be caused by vaginitis. Underwear should have good ventilation and breathability, and should be washed and changed frequently. Vaginitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once you notice your symptoms, it's important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to self-care. Eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid foods. I hope vaginitis patients can receive professional treatment.