Patient's question:
There is a small amount of dark red blood after taking the medication. The external genitalia seem to have small cracks.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Metronidazole suppository. In what way was it helpful? Can you tell me what's going on? What other medications are effective?
Doctor's answer:
Currently, Western medicine's treatment of vaginitis still relies on symptomatic relief. Traditional Chinese medicine approaches vaginitis from a holistic perspective, either clearing damp-heat, strengthening the spleen to transform dampness, tonifying the liver and kidneys, or soothing the liver and strengthening the spleen, combined with insecticidal, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving measures. While internal treatments are administered, external therapies are also integrated, achieving a synergistic effect. Clinical diagnosis and therapeutic outcomes have been excellent with no significant adverse side effects. Currently, external medications directly target the affected area, offering targeted action and rapid absorption with minimal impact on the body. This non-invasive treatment method is simple to operate, thereby avoiding unnecessary interference in the complete recovery of trichomoniasis.