Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Increased and viscous vaginal discharge, recently there has been a burning sensation above the vaginal opening with redness and swelling. Onset time: The past 4 to 5 days. Medical examination results: No examination conducted. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Previously treated with ice umbrella swabs. Desired assistance: Are there any oral medications available?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal redness and swelling, local heat, are manifestations of vulvitis. Increased and viscous leukorrhea is also a symptom of vulvitis. For vulvitis, it is essential to maintain local cleanliness and dryness. Sit in a bath with a 1/5000 potassium permanganate solution twice daily, for 15-30 minutes each time. After bathing, apply erythromycin ointment. If possible, consider using physical treatments such as microwave or infrared therapy. Appropriate oral antibiotics can also be taken for supportive care: Maintain local cleanliness and dryness, avoid wearing synthetic underwear, and pay attention to menstrual hygiene.