Patient's question:
Chronic constipation and hemorrhoids have been recurring for three or five years. This year, I have started experiencing vaginal inflammation again, which is very painful and extremely distressing.Past treatment history and outcomes:
Medications causing allergic reactions: Penicillin, Cephalosporin, Clindamycin.
The most cost-effective and high-quality treatment method.
Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, it is considered to be hemorrhoids and vaginitis. Hemorrhoids are a very common type of anorectal disease, while vaginitis is a very common gynecological disease. For hemorrhoids, it is recommended to eat more high-fiber foods, drink more water, and always keep bowel movements smooth. If necessary, you can consider taking appropriate medication. For vaginitis, it is recommended to conduct a detailed examination of the secretions to confirm the diagnosis and determine which type of vaginitis it is. Different types of vaginitis require different medications. For example, bacterial vaginitis requires taking metronidazole and applying clarithromycin externally, while yeast vaginitis is recommended to take itraconazole and apply nystatin externally.