Patient's question:
Health Consultation Description: Previously, I had intense itching in the external genital area, mainly on the labia minora. I used Daktarin cream, which helped alleviate the itching. Later, I visited the hospital for a thorough examination. The routine vaginal discharge test showed no signs of inflammation. I underwent a TCT test, and the doctor prescribed Ganlin lotion and Nifurterol metronidazole vaginal capsules. After using them for a day, I started my menstrual period. After my period ended, the itching subsided, and I stopped taking any medication. I returned to the hospital to pick up the test results and had a follow-up examination. The TCT test also showed no signs of inflammation, but there was still some itching in the external genital area. Upon returning home, I alternated the use of Daktarin cream for a week, and the itching persists to this day. Should I continue using Daktarin cream exclusively, or switch to Nifurterol? Is this vulvitis? Since the vaginal discharge test showed no inflammation, why did the doctor say I might have mild vaginitis? I am seeking clarification from the doctor. Thank you for your assistance: Should I continue using Daktarin cream exclusively, or switch to Nifurterol?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the leukorrhea check is normal. It is considered to be caused by vaginitis or skin allergies. It is important to pay attention to hygiene. It is recommended to pay attention to hygiene, use Funjianjie to clean the external genitalia, change underwear frequently, and consider an allergen test if necessary. The symptoms are considered to be caused by vulvitis. Decisions need to be made regarding sensitive antibiotic treatment or potassium permanganate solution cleaning. If necessary, it is recommended to return to the gynecology department of the local hospital for a follow-up to determine the cause and then use targeted medication.