Patient's question:
At that time, there was no discomfort after cohabitation. A few days after the second cohabitation, there was a slight yellow discharge. After it lasted for 2 days and then subsided, we had cohabitation again. This time after cohabitation, I felt uncomfortable. Not only was there some pain, but there were also a few blood streaks after cohabitation. I think it's likely that the vaginal inflammation has flared up again. So, I want to ask the doctor, can I take metronidazole or clindamycin orally to treat bacterial vaginosis in this condition? Will it affect cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is likely caused by cervical erosion. You can consult a doctor about which medication to use, or you can also buy it yourself from a pharmacy. For vaginitis, it is recommended to use topical suppositories for treatment. This condition is advised to be treated with traditional Chinese medicine based on syndrome differentiation. During the treatment period, avoid sexual intercourse. It is also recommended that your partner undergo a thorough examination. If he has bacteria, no matter how you treat it, it will keep recurring. It is suggested that he also take some anti-inflammatory medication.