Patient's question:
Interlabial hypoxia, thick leukorrhea examination, careful check results: Cleanliness III, epithelial cells ++, lactobacillus trace, white blood cells ++, miscellaneous ++, red blood cells —, molds with spores, trichomonas —, clue cells —, spirillum —, BV —Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Used metronidazole solution for cleaning, no effect
What kind of help is needed: What medication is best to use?
Doctor's answer:
From your careful examination results, it appears that your condition is caused by a bacterial infection leading to vaginitis, which has resulted in abnormal test results such as white blood cells. Your condition requires the use of anti-inflammatory medications administered orally and topically to achieve effective treatment. I recommend taking levofloxacin capsules and cefaclor capsules, using ornidazole suppositories for vaginal application, and rinsing the external genital area with a cleansing solution. It is important to maintain dry and clean external genital hygiene to ensure a speedy recovery. The daily treatment for vaginitis patients primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take various oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to regular sleep patterns and avoiding alcohol. I hope that vaginitis patients can recover quickly! Thank you!