What are the reasons why gynecological inflammation is becoming more severe?

Patient's question:

I have been treating gynecological inflammation for 2 months. At first, it was just a common inflammation with a positive Ureaplasma urealyticum test, but later it turned into candidal vaginitis. Both the Ureaplasma urealyticum and the candidiasis were treated, and I went for a follow-up check to test the vaginal cleanliness, which was rated as degree 3 with white blood cells. The doctor prescribed me a liquid for washing, and I washed it three times at the hospital. Afterward, my leukorrhea was still abnormal, so I went for another check-up, which still showed degree 3 cleanliness and white blood cells. The doctor prescribed me a suppository with phellodendron, in addition to the liquid for washing. I washed the area three more times at the hospital, but it still didn't work, and my leukorrhea was still slightly yellow. Another check-up revealed degree 4 cleanliness, white blood cells, and a vaginal pH of 4.8. I have been using the liquid for washing for 2 months, and the treatment has also lasted for 2 months, but I feel it is getting worse. The doctor still told me to focus on washing the area. I have been very busy with training recently, working overtime and not getting enough rest, and also not eating dinner on time. It seems like using the liquid for washing every day is also

Doctor's answer:

Hello, do you currently have any symptoms of localized vulvar or vaginal itching or odor? It is recommended to describe your current discomfort symptoms in detail. If there are no itching or odor symptoms, it indicates no major issues. Pay attention to keeping the local area clean and dry, and that should be sufficient. No further re-examination is needed. If there are itching or odor symptoms, use Fuyanjie for sitz baths and local vulvar cleaning every night, and place medication in the vagina for one week of treatment. Gynecological inflammation is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During treatment, women need to pay attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay close attention to cleanliness.