Patient's question:
A few days before menstruation, there is an abnormal increase in leukorrhea, which is light green, and there is no cottage cheese-like discharge during the menstrual period. After the menstrual period, there is no cottage cheese-like substance either. However, there is some itching in the external genitalia, and it seems like there are blisters? Is this vaginitis? What medication is needed?Doctor's answer:
There is still a possibility of vaginitis. Generally, cottage cheese-like discharge suggests candidal vaginitis. However, it's gone now. It's recommended to do a few tests on the vaginal discharge to determine the type of vaginitis for proper treatment. Pay attention to personal hygiene in the genital area. The daily treatment for patients with abnormal vaginal discharge mainly involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications, combined with vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoid cold foods.