Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing severe pain in my vagina when urinating, and after using the restroom, there are again many disgusting secretions on my underwear. Accompanied by mild vaginal pain, a thorough examination revealed a diagnosis of third-degree vaginitis. How serious is it?Doctor's answer:
Recently, I have been experiencing vaginal pain and discomfort, along with abnormal discharge. A thorough examination at the hospital indicated that the vaginal cleanliness was degree three, proving that there is inflammation in the vagina. For this condition, it is recommended to use a liquid for external washing and insert a vaginal antifungal suppository or capsule into the posterior fornix of the vagina before bed. A typical course of treatment is seven days. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse should be avoided, and cotton underwear with good breathability should be worn, changed daily. It is also important to drink plenty of water and not to hold urine.