Patient's question:
Candida vaginitis, cervical erosion. Took medication for 4 days to treat Candida vaginitis, and the cottage cheese-like discharge has disappeared, but after stopping the medication, there is still a symptom of excessive white discharge, which is creamy and pasty. Also accompanied by lower abdominal pain and urinary pain symptoms. Is it interference from cervical erosion??Doctor's answer:
Treatment for candidal vulvovaginitis must be thorough; incomplete treatment can easily lead to recurrent episodes. Lower abdominal pain may indicate pelvic inflammatory disease; an ultrasound examination is recommended. Painful urination could be caused by vaginitis or external genital inflammation; active treatment should be pursued. There are many treatment methods for cervical erosion, but since patient conditions vary, the chosen treatment approach differs accordingly. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon noticing symptoms.