Where are the symptoms of non-specific vaginitis?

Patient's question:

I noticed that my leukorrhea has turned yellow these days, and it feels like cottage cheese, with a bad odor. The external genitalia also itch, and there's a burning sensation inside the vagina. Intercourse also causes pain, and sometimes urination is painful. The hospital's thorough examination said it was non-specific vaginitis.

Doctor's answer:

Vaginal candidiasis is a common gynecological disease. It itself will never lead to very serious consequences, and the treatment is relatively simple. However, since some gynecological diseases, such as vaginitis, and even malignant tumors, such as cervical cancer, have similar symptoms, women should not take lightly when they experience increased vaginal discharge and vaginal odor. Generally, active treatment can completely eliminate susceptible factors. Maintain external genital hygiene and keep them clean and dry, and avoid scratching. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, which is very effective. Change underwear frequently, or use warm water for disinfection. Do not wash with other clothes to prevent cross-infection.

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