Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up in August and was told I have bacterial vaginosis and mycoplasma infection. My vaginal discharge is yellow and has a foul odor, but I have no other symptoms. Due to time constraints, I have only started taking ornidazole and Huangbai capsules in recent days. However, I’ve noticed some urinary frequency lately—is this caused by the vaginosis? What other medications should I take to treat this condition?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Your symptoms are still considered to be caused by vaginitis.Advice: I don't know if you received treatment for the mycoplasma infection you tested for in August. If not, it may still be a mycoplasma infection issue. However, I recommend that you undergo a secretion test. If it is confirmed to be a mycoplasma infection, due to its unique structure, clinical treatment primarily involves tetracyclines, macrolides, and quinolones. Generally, it is recommended to use macrolide drugs such as azithromycin for treatment. The treatment duration is usually two weeks per course. After completing a course, a follow-up test should be conducted. Only when the inflammation subsides will the symptoms of frequent urination disappear.