Patient's question:
Vaginal bleeding, not much in amount. After a thorough examination at the hospital, including ultrasound, everything was fine. The doctor prescribed medication for topical application, but after more than ten days, the bleeding hasn't stopped yet. Should I still take it seriously? Additionally, I have developed candidiasis (yeast infection) and can I still use the medication?Doctor's answer:
Now vaginal bleeding still needs to be carefully examined. Clarify the cause and treat accordingly. Temporary vaginal bleeding cannot be given medication. It is best to check and see the cause of vaginal bleeding, and treat accordingly. During the period of vaginal bleeding, sexual activity is strictly prohibited. For severe gynecological disease patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and treat according to the doctor's advice. Do not change new medication randomly, otherwise the effect will be counterproductive.