How long have you had vulvitis? How to treat it?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: Vulvar Pain, Pain, but No Inflammation
History of Treatment and Effect: Doctor, I have had vulvitis for a long time. It’s probably almost a year now. Initially, my vulva was swollen, but now it looks fine, yet I always feel a nerve-like pain in my vulva. Some doctors say I have vulvitis, but when I take medication, it actually gets worse. And when I don’t take medication, the pain persists. Some doctors suggest I have a nerve issue again. Every time I go to the hospital, they test my vaginal discharge, but it’s always normal. What should I do? I’m almost losing my mind. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

It is recommended that you visit the gynecology outpatient department of a hospital promptly for laboratory tests including blood routine, urine routine, and leukorrhea routine examinations. Please allow the experts to make a timely and accurate diagnosis and provide symptomatic treatment. Exclude the symptoms caused by vaginal inflammation and cervical inflammation. If the diagnosis is confirmed, intravenous drip with metronidazole injection combined with levofloxacin injection can be administered for anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatment. You can use Jieryin liquid to clean the groin area and maintain lower body hygiene. Wishing you a speedy recovery!