Patient's question:
There is bacterial vaginosis with a cleanliness of degree three (no itching or pain in the vagina, no discomfort at all), moderate discharge, still itchy in the vagina, no itchy external genitalia, and no cottage cheese-like discharge. I went to the hospital again, and the doctor said there was no redness or swelling in my vagina, and it looked normal. The doctor couldn't figure out why, and I wonder how to treat bacterial vaginosis?Doctor's answer:
Moderate cervical erosion with candidal vaginitis, sometimes difficult to detect carefully. You can specifically use your medication and persist for more than two weeks. During treatment, avoid sexual activity. Once the inflammation is suppressed, cervical erosion can be treated with microwave or laser therapy. Maintain external genital cleanliness and dryness, avoid scratching. Do not consume spicy or irritating foods. Change underwear frequently, wash with warm water, and do not mix with other clothes to prevent cross-infection.