Patient's question:
The onset date was September 7, 2011. Main symptoms: mild itching and redness, swelling, and pain of the external genitalia. Test results: cleanliness level 5, slight contamination with miscellaneous bacteria, ++ white blood cells, + molds, - red blood cells, - trichomonas, + epithelial cells, + bacterial vaginosis test, + clue cells. The examination suggested that I had cervical erosion, with a history of treatment and its effectiveness: On the 11th, I took three tablets of fluconazole in the evening and used Miconazole, after which there was a yellow, watery discharge. The kind of help needed: How to treat it correctly? How many days should I take fluconazole? How to cure it completely? Should I first treat the molds before treating the erosion?Doctor's answer:
Your condition exhibits symptoms caused by a variety of bacterial infections leading to vaginitis. Generally, it can result in abnormal vaginal discharge and external itching. Your situation requires active treatment. I recommend starting with rest and a light, warm, easily digestible diet, which is very important. It is advisable to use clotrimazole suppositories and metronidazole suppositories alternately for vaginal insertion to treat the condition while also paying attention to dietary issues. Avoid spicy and irritating foods to prevent worsening the condition.I hope the above advice can help you. Thank you.