Patient's question:
I have vaginitis. After inserting medication, I feel like the medicine is stuck inside and can't come out. Then I experience lower back pain and discomfort. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis can be categorized into bacterial, fungal, and trichomonal types based on different microbial flora. It is primarily caused by neglecting personal hygiene of the lower body. After medication is inserted into the vagina, when the drug dissolves, residual medication may remain. Back pain and lower abdominal pain after medication may be related to uterine contractions, the impact of the medication, and physical exertion. If the medication does not dissolve properly, vaginal irrigation can be performed the next day.