What should I do if I get a vaginal infection and how is it treated?

Patient's question:

A few days ago, I had red-brown discharge and went to the hospital for a thin prep cell test. The result was severe inflammation, with everything else normal.
Past treatment and effectiveness:
Used nitrofurantoin vaginal tablets for two weeks and chlorhexidine acetate solution.
What help is needed:
I want to know if this condition is particularly serious? I'm 20 years old. Can it be cured completely? Will it frequently recur? Is laser treatment necessary?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on your description of the current situation, the treatment for vaginitis should not be difficult. It should involve anti-inflammatory and anti-toxic therapy. Recommended medication includes oral Norfloxacin capsules, while topical cleaning should also be performed. The medication for different types of vaginitis varies. For bacterial or trichomoniasis vaginitis, Metronidazole is generally recommended. For candidiasis vaginitis, Clotrimazole suppositories can be placed inside the vagina. It is advised that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and avoid irritating foods. Also, get plenty of rest!

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