Patient's question:
I usually don't feel anything and don't experience itching or discomfort. During a health check-up, I was told I have vaginitis and need to take medication. The specific leukorrhea health check report is: Leukocytes: 1-3, Red blood cells: 0, Epithelial cells:++++, Mold: 0, Trichomonas: 0, Mixed bacteria:+++, Lymphocytes: 0. pH value <4.5. Cervical scraping 2nd grade. What should I do about mixed bacterial vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
Candidiasis, also known as yeast infection, is caused by an infection with Candida albicans, a type of fungus. Unlike trichomoniasis, this yeast thrives particularly well in acidic environments and is usually spread through direct contact.External Treatment Recipe:
- 30g of Sophora flavescens
- 20g of Clematis chinensis
- 10g of Synephrus chinensis
- 10g of Asarum europaeum
- 15g of Gentiana scabra
Crush the above herbs, wrap them in gauze, and simmer them in half a pot of water for 30 minutes. Strain the liquid and use it warm to first steam and then rinse the affected area for about 20 minutes. Perform this treatment once daily before bedtime. For early-stage infections, 2–7 sessions are usually effective, while longer-lasting cases may require 7–15 sessions.
During treatment, refrain from sexual activity and avoid spicy or irritating foods.
Since patients directly face the impact of vaginal infections, we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If vaginal infections persist despite treatment, it is important to promptly reassess and adjust the therapeutic plan.