Patient's question:
Female, 30 years old, has been experiencing frequent urination for a year, with recurring urinary tract infections and bacterial vaginosis. Last week, she had a thorough examination of her urine and vaginal discharge, and both mycoplasma and chlamydia tests were negative. However, recently, there has been a white, precipitate-like discharge from her urethral opening, and she can see some redness and swelling at the urethral opening.Doctor's answer:
It's best to have a bacterial culture and sensitivity test of your urethral discharge. Based on the sensitivity test, the medication should be relatively appropriate. It might be a fungal infection because repeated use of antibiotics over the past year can lead to dysbiosis. You can take fluconazole capsules or itraconazole capsules orally. Apply terbinafine cream externally to the urethral area. Maintain a good routine and increase physical exercise during the day to enhance your body's resistance and immunity.