Patient's question:
Today I went to have a thorough check of my leukorrhea, and it came back BV positive. Does that mean I have bacterial vaginosis? I haven't had any sexual activity before, but I had my first time ten days ago. However, I didn't notice any tearing during the first time, and that's when I realized my leukorrhea was a bit excessive and had some abnormalities. There was no discomfort at all. Can a virgin have bacterial vaginosis?They also said my cervix has columnar epithelial ectopia, but what does that mean? Is it the same as cervical erosion?
Doctor's answer:
1. Clean frequently and maintain local cleanliness at all times.2. You can use 3% boric acid or dilute acetic acid to wipe the vagina, and then wipe again to relieve symptoms.
3. Wiping with (Jiejiumi liquid) also has a certain effect.
1. Use 1% lactic acid or 0.5% acetic acid daily to ventilate and wipe the vagina to correct its pH balance.
3. If there are ulcers, you can apply purple grass oil to the affected area. Please consult a local reputable traditional Chinese medicine hospital to integrate your physiological characteristics and different pathological changes for syndrome differentiation and treatment decisions.
Doctor's inquiry: Wishing you a speedy recovery. In addition to treating bacterial vaginosis,