Patient's question:
Female, 30 years old. Frequent urination and urgency, vaginal itching. Suspected to be caused by urinary tract infection or vaginitis. Went to the toilet 8 times last night, and has had bacterial vaginosis for nearly a year, unable to heal on its own. In the past six years, she had symptoms of frequent urination and urgency. Due to delayed treatment, it was later diagnosed as chronic nephritis. Took medication for two years and has since recovered, with no recurrence detected. How to treat frequent urination, urgency, vaginal itching, and bacterial vaginosis?Doctor's answer:
Your current condition of frequent urination, urgency, and vulvar itching suggests a urinary and genital tract infection. You have a long history of bacterial vaginosis, have experienced urinary tract infections, and have a history of chronic nephritis. Given the relatively complex medical history, it is recommended that you undergo a drug sensitivity test for vaginal secretions. Additionally, a re-examination of your urine should also be conducted for drug sensitivity testing. Treatment should then be administered with sufficient dosage and duration using the sensitive medications, which should yield good results. If you prefer not to undergo drug sensitivity testing, you may take Cefuroxime Axetil twice daily, one tablet per dose, and add 3 Jin tablets orally. Additionally, drink plenty of water and clean the urethra thoroughly.