How can I deal with vulvar itching when the vaginal discharge test shows no bacteria?

Patient's question:

Hello everyone, I just got married, and coincidentally, my aunt came to visit. This time, my period was a bit normal because it wasn't very heavy. Later, it lasted for 5 days and then stopped. But a few days later, I noticed some abnormal discharge—there was a lot of it, it was sticky, and the color was off. So, I got a discharge test done, and the results showed no bacteria, but my external genital area was a bit itchy.

Doctor's answer:

Female normal leukorrhea should be white or colorless, translucent, and have a very small amount of odorless discharge. Abnormal leukorrhea indicates gynecological inflammation. Since your test results showed normal leukorrhea but external genital itching, this could be a symptom of vaginitis. How long have you noticed this? If it has been for a relatively long time, it may develop into cervicitis. Therefore, it is necessary to have a timely and thorough examination to identify the pathogen causing the infection, so that appropriate medication can be administered. Gynecological diseases should be taken seriously. It is important not to ignore the condition of external genital itching, as it is a disease that is difficult to cure. Patient friends should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating external genital itching and believe that they will recover.

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