Patient's question:
I'm still relatively young, but I don't know how it happened that I had abnormal vaginal discharge. I've been undergoing treatment for it, and it's been quite a long time, but I haven't fully recovered yet. So regarding the abnormal vaginal discharge and the issue of not being cured despite prolonged treatment, I feel very confused and don't know what to do.Doctor's answer:
The patient is very happy to have resolved your questions. Normal white discharge is colorless, odorless, and translucent, with a slightly viscous substance. Sometimes it may appear slightly white. If the white discharge becomes yellow again or has curd-like, or even contains blood streaks, it indicates abnormal discharge. A routine examination of the white discharge is necessary. If the medication is ineffective, a drug sensitivity test can be performed to determine the appropriate treatment based on the results. Additionally, it is important to carefully monitor the course of medication and pay attention to maintaining good personal hygiene.