Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, mainly manifested as increased leukorrhea, odor, and vaginal itching. Went to the hospital for a leukorrhea test: cleanliness degree IV, white blood cells+++ (3+), Candida positive, other items negative or none.
Regarding previous treatment history and effectiveness: At the time, it improved somewhat within the first one or two months after treatment, no discomfort was noticed, but it returned to the same state after two months again.
Regarding the kind of help desired: I want to know what type of vaginitis I actually have, and how to treat it completely.
Doctor's answer:
In this case, there is a fungal vaginal infection that keeps recurring due to incomplete treatment. The treatment for fungal vaginal infection involves using sodium bicarbonate solution for nightly vaginal washing, alternating with clotrimazole suppositories for nightly vaginal application for 10 days. Additionally, an oral antifungal medication should be taken for 5-7 days. (Antibiotics should absolutely not be used, as they may only temporarily alleviate the condition). Hospital tests for vaginal discharge are required; if normal for three consecutive times, it indicates recovery. Otherwise, there is a high risk of recurring.