How should a virgin treat vaginitis?

Patient's question:

Today, I went to the women's hospital for a thorough examination and had a test done. The results showed: contaminants:++, multinucleated cells:+, TV: negative, CA: negative. They said the test results indicate vaginitis, but I am still a virgin. She assured me that the treatment would not destroy the hymen. They mentioned using light therapy. I would like to ask if treatment with baking soda is possible, as I do not want to destroy the hymen.
What kind of help I am seeking: I expect the doctor to provide a good solution.

Doctor's answer:

Your condition, based on the careful examination, appears to be a case of bacterial vaginosis. It is possible for virgins to also develop vaginosis, as it is not true that virgins are completely immune to it. It is closely related to poor hygiene.
For your situation, you can take metronidazole and use feminine hygiene products to treat the external genital area. This treatment will not affect the hymen. The main issue is likely an anaerobic bacterial infection. In daily life, pay attention to hygiene, and ensure underwear is changed and washed daily. Additionally, use boiling water to sterilize the laundry.

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