Patient's question:
I found 3 plus signs of white blood cells in my leukorrhea, and the doctor said it's vaginitis, asking me to take medicine. I want to ask what medicine is effective for vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
The pathogens causing vaginitis include trichomonas, fungi, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and bacteria, among others. These pathogens can be transmitted individually or in combination. The primary mode of transmission is through sexual contact. If the pathogens persist for a long time, they can descend to the pelvic cavity, leading to dysfunction of the fallopian tubes or ovaries. They can also descend to the urinary system, causing kidney infections. Therefore, it is important to actively treat vaginitis, apply medication to the vagina, use some drugs for treatment, and undergo medical examinations at the hospital before following the doctor's advice.