Patient's question:
Patient Age: After a thorough examination, bacterial vaginosis has been confirmed. Currently, the discharge has a slightly yellow, thin consistency with an odor, and occasional itching. What medication should be taken and what kind of help is desired: It is hoped that guidance can be provided on which medication to use for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello: The diagnosis of general vaginitis is usually confirmed through routine and careful examination, culture, etc., of vaginal secretions to identify the pathogen before a diagnosis can be made. Your symptoms suggest mild vaginitis. It is recommended that you go to a formal hospital for tests such as vaginal secretions and ultrasound to identify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. It is absolutely essential not to use medication blindly. Vaginitis comes in many different types, and each has a different pathogen, requiring different treatments. Wishing you a speedy recovery!!