Patient's question:
My vagina hasn't been feeling very comfortable recently. It keeps itching intermittently, quite intensely, which causes me a lot of pain. The condition seems to be getting worse, so I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. It was found to be simple vulvitis. How is simple vulvitis treated?Doctor's answer:
If there is persistent itching and discomfort in the external genital area, it may be considered vaginitis. However, the specific type of vaginitis needs to be determined through a vaginal discharge test. If it is bacterial vaginitis, it is often accompanied by yellow purulent discharge, and Butoconazole Suppository can be used for one course of treatment. If it is fungal vaginitis, it often presents with external genital burning and itching, along with cottage cheese-like discharge. You can choose between Nystatin Suppository or Clotrimazole Suppository for antifungal treatment for one course.