What medication to use for vaginal itching

Patient's question:

All symptoms: Itching at the vaginal opening, no other symptoms
Onset time and cause: August 10, 2010
Treatment history: Not treated
Help needed: Treatment methods and what medication to use

Doctor's answer:

It might be a vaginal infection. It is best not to use medication randomly before the specific infection is confirmed. You can first go to the hospital for a detailed examination of vaginal secretions to clarify the specific condition. Symptomatic treatment should be actively carried out under the guidance of a doctor. During the treatment period, personal hygiene should be paid attention to, and a light and healthy diet should be maintained. It is best to avoid spicy foods.
Considering you might have a vaginal infection or a urinary tract infection, you can take cephalosporin antibiotics or Sanjin tablets. You can also go to a local regular hospital's gynecology department for examination and treatment.
Treatment requires taking antibiotics to reduce inflammation. The choice of drugs should be targeted based on the type of pathogen and its sensitivity to the medication. Using 2 to 3 drugs in combination usually yields better results. After the symptoms completely disappear, the urine test returns normal, and the bacterial culture is negative, the medication should be continued for 7 to 10 days before stopping.