Patient's question:
I have been treated for severe vaginitis for a month, but the symptoms have not subsided. What should I do about gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Generally, further implementation of examination and treatment is still necessary. Under normal circumstances, it is first required to clearly identify the specific nature of vaginitis and the type of microbial infection. Only then can targeted solutions be implemented. During the treatment period, it is generally recommended to temporarily strictly prohibit sexual activity, and no treatment should be provided during menstruation. It is also necessary to maintain the cleanliness of the external genital area at all times. Oral medication should be administered according to the prescribed course. When necessary, it is required to provide a large number of lactic acid bacteria to adjust the normal vaginal flora.