Patient's question:
[Female, 18 years old] Chronic cervical inflammation with cervical erosion. Slight vaginitis three months ago, bacterial in origin. It didn't get better after vaginal douching. Until last month, when she had a recurrence of fungal vaginitis, her leukorrhea was normal upon reexamination, but recently she has had watery leukorrhea. The external genitalia are not itchy. After the watery leukorrhea subsided, her leukorrhea increased. The doctor examined her leukorrhea and told her that her vaginitis had resolved, but her cervix was inflamed, and that medication would be sufficient. However, now the issue is that her report no longer shows vaginitis? Is the silver ion female gel (Aire) an antibiotic? Is this medication effective? Why did her leukorrhea increase during medication?Doctor's answer:
The etiology of pseudocondyloma is mostly caused by vaginal inflammation leading to an increase in leukorrhea. It is generally asymptomatic and does not require treatment. If vaginal inflammation is present, active treatment should be initiated. Avoid spicy foods and pay attention to local hygiene. Oral fluconazole can be taken, and local use of nystatin vaginal soft capsules is recommended. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided, and a diet free of spicy and irritating foods should be maintained. Vaginal inflammation can have a significant impact on patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, dietary issues should be given close attention, with a focus on a light and balanced diet. It is hoped that patients with vaginal inflammation can receive professional treatment.