Patient's question:
The vaginal discharge test showed BV positive, indicating bacterial vaginosis. I used ornidazole dispersible tablets externally for a week, but there was no improvement. Should I switch to oral medication, or should I use it for a few more weeks? I carefully checked that day, and the vaginal discharge was normal. When the symptoms first appeared, the discharge was light green and curd-like. I'm worried that the test results might be inaccurate, so can the test be accurate on the day when the discharge is normal?Doctor's answer:
Before the white discharge check, if no gynecological cleaning solution or medication has been used, the general examination is usually accurate. It is recommended that you focus on taking one to two courses of medication and carefully observe the results. At that time, re-examine the white discharge to see if it completely turns negative! Bacterial vaginosis poses significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, pay close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light and nutritious foods. It is hoped that bacterial vaginosis patients can receive professional treatment.