Patient's question:
How to treat vaginitis caused by sexual activity during menstruation? What medication should be taken? What else should be noted in daily life? How long does it take to recover?First follow-up question: The menstrual period lasted for 6 days, and sexual activity occurred on the 4th day. After the period ended, yellow discharge has been coming from the vagina for three days, with a bad odor, and sometimes the vagina itches. It has been three days now.
Will vaginitis recur after treatment? Will this become a chronic condition? Will it be prone to frequent attacks after being cured once?
Doctor's answer:
Intercourse during menstruation can lead to increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation; the occurrence of male urethritis; and the induction of endometriosis, leading to infertility. It can also cause immunological infertility or subfertility. Intercourse during menstruation can also infect the endometrium and may even involve the fallopian tubes and pelvic organs. It is recommended to seek medical attention at a formal hospital for relevant examinations to clarify the diagnosis. Treatment should be symptomatic based on clinical symptoms, and medication should not be taken blindly.