What should I do if the medication for abnormal leukorrhea doesn't work?

Patient's question:

After taking the medication, I found that the odor was somewhat relieved, but the odor is still very strong.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your condition is gynecological inflammation, clinically characterized by changes in vaginal discharge and external genital itching, burning, and pain. Pain during intercourse is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, symptoms such as dysuria and urinary urgency may occur. The causative factors are primarily microbial infections, including bacteria, trichomonas, chlamydia, etc. In treatment, traditional Chinese medicine often uses ancient formulas like Wanta decoction to reduce dampness and stop vaginal discharge, combined with oral Chinese patent medicines such as Longdan Xiegan pill. External washing treatments include compounds like Huangbai liquid. Western medicine typically uses antibiotic suppositories inserted into the vagina, combined with external washing with gynecological fluids like Jie'eryin. The majority of gynecological inflammation is closely related to poor personal, hygiene, and sexual hygiene habits. It is important to pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear and pants frequently, and develop good hygiene habits.
Reply: 2012-12-02 03:01:20 - It might be a recurrence.

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