Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Hospital examination results: Cleanliness IV Leukocytes+++ Red blood cells No mold No trichomonas No+++ Clue cells Present Epithelial cells+ Bacterial vaginosis positive Previous treatment and effectiveness: The doctor prescribed fluconazole capsules and nystatin tablets, both of which are stated to treat candidiasis. What kind of help do you want: Want to confirm if the medication is correct? Previously (a week before the examination) had curd-like leukorrhea, but none on the day of the examination. The test was on urine, not leukorrhea. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
These two medications are both used to treat fungal infections. If a urine test shows bacteria, it should be diagnosed as urethritis, not vaginitis. Vaginitis requires a careful examination of vaginal secretions, where samples are taken from the vagina. If it's a bacterial infection, oral metronidazole can be taken, or it can be applied externally. For bacterial urethritis, antibiotics should be taken, such as norfloxacin or levofloxacin. Do not simply confirm it as a fungal infection based solely on curd-like white discharge and start medication. Also, avoid cold foods. We hope that bacterial vaginitis patients can recover quickly! Thank you!