Patient's question:
Itchy external genitalia, increased vaginal discharge, white discharge with a yellowish hue, resembling mucus. Hello, what kind of gynecological inflammation is this? What medication should be used? Currently breastfeeding, child is five months old.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this. Normal leukorrhea is a colorless, odorless, and translucent liquid. When leukorrhea reappears, increases continuously, turns yellow, has an odor, causes itching, lower back pain, and abdominal pain, it may indicate the possibility of gynecological inflammation. Based on your description, it is highly likely to be candidiasis. Many suggestions include using Honghe wash to clean the external genitalia and vagina, followed by using anti-candida vaginal medication. Use it for three days to see how stable the effect is. If it stabilizes, continue with the medication. If the effect is not ideal, go to the hospital for a thorough leukorrhea test. Based on the results of the leukorrhea test, determine the sensitive medication for treatment. During treatment, intercourse is strictly prohibited.