Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Doctor, I have had vulvar itching for 2 years, with intermittent improvement and worsening. Since I didn't have a history of sexual intercourse at that time, I didn't take it seriously. When the itching occurred, I scratched it.Now I have been married for a year, and I use a TT (presumably a type of lubricant or medication) every time during sexual intercourse, but the itching seems to be worse than before, accompanied by dyspareunia (pain during intercourse). Sometimes even my vagina itches. I visited a gynecological hospital and the examination results showed: leukorrhea grade 2, no Candida, no Trichomonas. The doctor said I was fine and prescribed some topical medications and Compound Salisulfon for me. However, the first time I used it, I didn't feel it worked well. After taking three doses, it became ineffective, but the itching still persists.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: According to your description, it is a mild vaginitis that tends to recur easily.1. Pay attention to personal hygiene, maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia, change underwear frequently, and use external genitalia utensils exclusively for oneself.
2. Strengthen public health facilities, such as public restrooms, swimming pools, and bathtubs. Take precautions against cross-infection in public places.
3. Both partners should receive treatment simultaneously and check if the condition has been cured. Avoid sexual activity during the treatment period.
4. Use vaginal suppositories correctly under the guidance of a doctor. When mixing topical liquids, pay attention to the concentration.
5. Disinfect frequently contacted items during the treatment, such as bath towels and underwear.
6. Enhance nutrition, exercise regularly, and strengthen the body's resistance.