Patient's question:
Two years ago, I was diagnosed with vaginitis, which was later cured. A year ago, it suddenly reappeared, and although it was treated again, it kept recurring like the previous time. I really worry about it, and it's very painful. Doctor, how should I treat recurring vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
You were diagnosed with vaginitis two years ago. This requires checking what type of vaginitis it is, as female vaginitis mainly includes bacterial vaginosis, fungal vaginitis, and trichomoniasis. The treatment methods differ for different types of vaginitis, so you still need to confirm your test type first and then adhere to medication treatment. This is very easy to heal on its own, so it's not that difficult.