Patient's question:
I am 39 years old this year and have not yet reached menopause. Recently, I noticed that my leukorrhea is abnormal, yellowish. I have never had any gynecological diseases before, and sometimes I occasionally use some liquid or suppositories. I would like to ask which medicine should be used to treat this condition now?Doctor's answer:
The color of the leukorrhea is yellowish. This is most commonly associated with the condition of vaginitis. It is recommended to undergo a routine gynecological examination and a test for vaginal secretions to identify the specific type of vaginitis. After confirming the diagnosis, targeted symptomatic treatment can be administered, which tends to be more effective. If the vaginitis is bacterial in nature, commonly used treatments include metronidazole or tinidazole, often combined with levofloxacin, for symptomatic treatment. Additionally, using some cleaning solutions for rinsing can further enhance the effectiveness. There are several treatment methods for abnormal leukorrhea, but the specific approach depends on the patient's symptoms.