Patient's question:
A leukorrhea test did not detect trichomonas or fungi, cleanliness level 2, restlessness due to usual external itching, yellow leukorrhea with a slight odor, no pain during urination. What is this, and what medication should be used?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal and external itching and pain are the most vulnerable symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis. At times, it can even cause restlessness and extreme distress, affecting deep sleep and training. The vagina may feel painful and irritated, with difficulty during intercourse. It is often accompanied by burning pain, urinary difficulties, increased frequency of urination, dysuria, and intercourse pain. Vaginal discharge may increase, with yellowish-green, viscous discharge resembling cheese, or the presence of small, cheesy white clumps expelled from the vagina, with a slightly unpleasant odor. These are common symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis. During acute phases, white membranous formations may cover underlying damaged erosions and superficial ulcers. It is recommended that you consider the BPC four-in-one green antibacterial therapy, which, in treatment, complements medication as needed for the condition. Biophysical technology works to completely eliminate pathogenic bacteria and thoroughly alleviate inflammatory symptoms on its own.