Patient's question:
I just finished three days of treatment for cervical canal inflammation. After the treatment, my legs and both the inside and outside itched. During ovulation, my vaginal discharge became like cottage cheese. There were no signs of menopause, and there was a large amount of yellow purulent vaginal discharge with a foul odor. What kind of assistance do you need: How should cervical inflammation be properly resolved?Doctor's answer:
Your leukorrhea is like cottage cheese, which may be a sign of candidiasis. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine leukorrhea test to check if it is candidiasis. If it is, use clotrimazole vaginal tablets for vaginal suppositories. If it is not candidiasis, but instead caused by cervical inflammation, you can use compound sea buckthorn oil suppositories for vaginal suppositories. Pay attention to rest and nutrition, and maintain local cleanliness and hygiene. You can use baking soda for washing and use Daktarin vaginal suppositories in combination with Daktarin cream for treatment.