Patient's question:
Recurrent vaginal inflammation has not gradually healed, and this time I have developed trichomoniasis. There is persistent itching between the legs, and the odor is severe. Sometimes this itching is very embarrassing in public places. Can trichomoniasis be cured? Any method is acceptable.Doctor's answer:
Trichomoniasis is curable. It is primarily treated with local medication in the vagina, with metronidazole being the drug of choice. If side effects occur, medication should be discontinued. During treatment, alcohol consumption must be strictly prohibited. If you have a sexual partner, it is best to undergo treatment simultaneously during the course of therapy. Avoid sexual activity until you have fully recovered. If you are breastfeeding, it is not advisable to breastfeed your child. Pay attention to personal hygiene and diet. Sterilize personal items such as face bowls, towels, and toothpaste. Adhere to the medication regimen, maintain a positive mindset, and avoid triggers to prevent recurrence. You will recover quickly.