Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I'm 22 years old, and I was diagnosed with moderate inflammation yesterday. It's bacterial vaginosis. I was wondering how I got it. I saw online that it's mainly spread through sexual transmission. My girlfriend and I live in different places, though we've been together for three years, we basically have sex once every six months. Every time, I use a condom, and I also clean myself. Additionally, she often uses sanitary pads. Could this be the cause? I'm now suspecting that my girlfriend might have had unprotected sex and multiple sexual partners.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, I understand your current mood very well. Your suspicion is also somewhat plausible, but bacterial vaginosis is also related to specific body types and immunity. It is important to actively treat it, otherwise the condition may worsen.Suggestions:
1. Maintain a positive mood and trust your friends.
2. She can undergo a drug sensitivity test to choose an effective antibiotic for treatment. This will shorten the duration of the illness and aid in recovery.
3. Pay attention to diet—avoid spicy, cold, and irritating foods, and strengthen your physical exercise.
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