Patient's question:
On December 11th, a thorough examination revealed vaginitis, cervical inflammation, and cervical nabothian cysts. There were also external genital swellings. Now, the external genital swellings have healed, but the re-examination of vaginal discharge still shows the same results as before. The doctor prescribed two weeks of medication for washing and medication for inserting into the vagina, saying that after using it, there would be no need for further re-examination. Why? Is it because it's not effective?Doctor's answer:
The routine problem with leukorrhea is not significant. The doctor prescribed medication for two weeks, and after treatment, there should be no issues. No follow-up tests are necessary. It is also important to maintain external genital hygiene at all times, pay attention to menstrual and sexual hygiene, and strictly avoid spicy and irritating foods. For patients with severe vaginitis, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are crucial. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of vaginitis. Additionally, patients should maintain a proper diet and keep a positive mood.