Patient's question:
Last year, I was carefully diagnosed with a fungal inflammation in the vagina. It has been recurring for a year, and it hasn't been fully cured yet. I then discovered a bacterial infection. Combined, both conditions have caused inflammation and swelling in my vagina, as well as difficulty urinating. How should I treat both fungal and bacterial vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
You have candidal vaginitis and bacterial vaginitis. Difficulty urinating may be due to the transmission of vaginitis to the urethra. Urinalysis confirmed it. If it is caused by a urinary tract infection, you need to be treated with cephalosporin antibiotics or quinolone antibiotics. You also need to drink more water to promote the complete recovery of urethritis. For candidal vaginitis and bacterial vaginitis, you need to thoroughly clean the vagina with a solution and then use suppositories locally for one week.