Patient's question:
After a week, the vulva itched. I checked the vaginal discharge a few times and was told it was a fungal vaginitis. I used two vaginal tablets of clotrimazole, and the symptoms disappeared. Later, I found out I was positive for mycoplasma. The doctor also prescribed clotrimazole vaginal tablets and josamycin. Now the vulva itches uncontrollably, and even inserting clotrimazole vaginal tablets doesn't help. What should I do? Should I still take the medicine seriously? But the vulva itching won't stop, and it has severely interfered with my life.Doctor's answer:
Checked and found that the mycoplasma is positive. Mycoplasma is a common pathogen and is easily transmitted to humans. Most of it is spread through sexual contact, while a small portion may be spread through other forms of contact. The pathogen infecting body organs can cause many inflammatory reactions. Treatment with general antibiotics is ineffective. Currently, erythromycin or azithromycin is primarily used. Generally, at least one week of medication is required, and if the effect is not significant, an antibiotic sensitivity test can be conducted to determine the sensitive antibiotic for treatment.