Patient's question:
I have been pregnant with two children and have had vaginitis for over a year. The vaginal discharge is yellow-green, with a foul odor, and the external genital area is itchy and unbearable. At that time, the doctor diagnosed it as trichomoniasis vaginitis and prescribed many medications for me. I have endured the medication, and it has been a year now. Now, occasionally, there is still itching, especially in recent days, when symptoms of urinary pain and urgency have reappeared. I am very uneasy, so I quickly asked the doctor how to treat this condition to make it better.Doctor's answer:
Disease speculation: Trichomoniasis is a common gynecological inflammation, mainly treated with metronidazole. Both partners should be treated simultaneously. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided, and underwear and close-fitting clothes should be boiled.Medical advice: Re-examine and retest cervical discharge, and check a urinalysis to determine whether it is vaginal inflammation, urinary tract infection, or a specific type of infection. Based on the test results, select an appropriate treatment plan. Do not take medication randomly.