Patient's question:
I went to the hospital today to get a check-up on my vaginal discharge. The results showed epithelial cells ++ and mixed bacteria +.It was said to be bacterial vaginosis. The last time I did this, the results were the same, and the white blood cells were also+++ The doctor said it was nothing, that everyone has some mixed bacteria in their vagina. This time, however, it was diagnosed as vaginosis.
There is some mild cervical erosion. When the doctor examined me, they were very forceful, and it hurt me a lot at the time. Later, when I went to the bathroom at night, I found blood in my underwear, and there was also some blood, not much mixed with some discharge.
Also, I felt pain in my cervix, and my vagina seemed to hurt too, but I wasn't sure. Sitting down again
Doctor's answer:
Local therapy: Bacterial vaginosis can be treated with regular vaginal irrigation using vinegar and acidic solutions. Treating bacterial vaginosis can alleviate symptoms and help control the disease. Treatment for sexual partners: Some advocate that male sexual partners of bacterial vaginosis patients also undergo a course of medication, although reports suggest that this treatment does not prevent recurrence in female patients. Treatment of complications: Experts state that if other pathogens are detected, medication must be targeted at those pathogens, but the overuse of antibiotics must be avoided. When selecting medications for reproductive tract or other systemic complications, attention must be paid to systemic conditions. Supportive and immune-boosting therapies can be used concurrently, and attention should be paid to systemic adverse reactions of the drugs.