Patient's question:
I am not in my ovulation period or menstruation period right now. My lower abdomen has frequently produced a large amount of viscous white discharge, which is like curd in texture, with a significant quantity, no odor, and it has lasted for several days. I also have a dull lower abdominal pain. Hello, what medicine should be used for abnormal vaginal discharge?Doctor's answer:
Your recent condition is likely a mixed fungal and bacterial vaginal infection. The mild lower abdominal pain may be indicative of pelvic inflammatory disease. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital's gynecology outpatient department for a follow-up examination. This should include a gynecological examination, a detailed check of vaginal discharge, and a color Doppler ultrasound. After diagnosis, follow the doctor's guidance for treatment, which may include external washing with a solution, vaginal soft capsules containing nitrofurantoin and bacitracin for vaginal treatment, oral metronidazole, and levofloxacin. During treatment, avoid sexual intercourse and consuming spicy, irritating, or greasy foods. Maintain good hygiene for the external genitalia and change underwear frequently.