Is vaginitis necessary to use suppositories?

Patient's question:

I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the results of the leukorrhea test showed a cleanliness level of 3, with everything else being normal. About past treatment history and effectiveness: I previously had candidal vulvovaginitis. This time, when I went to the hospital, I had a vaginal rinse and medication for three days. The leukorrhea test results were cleanliness level 3, with everything else normal. The doctor prescribed a box of levofloxacin lactate tablets, saying that the medication inserted vaginally was not effective and didn’t give me any. He insisted that I undergo another vaginal rinse and medication. I felt a stinging sensation after the rinse, so I declined. I’d like to hear the opinion of the experts here. Do I need to use levofloxacin lactate in conjunction with medication inserted vaginally, or should I buy some medication for insertion to treat it together?

Doctor's answer:

I recommend using Fun Jing Dan. Under normal circumstances, Fun Jing Dan should be used once a night. During a more severe recurrence period, you can follow the guidance of a medical specialist to take two pills a day, one in the morning and one in the evening, and continue for a week. For customers in a stable period, you can use it once every two to three days or once a week, as advised by a medical specialist.
Before use, rinse the external genital area with warm salt water, wear a disposable finger cot, take out Fun Jing Dan, and place the pill deep into the vagina. Since Fun Jing Dan will expel inflammatory substances, residual enzymes, and some ingredients within 1-6 hours after use, it is recommended to use a pad afterward.

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