Patient's question:
I had an endometrial polypectomy just one week ago. It seems I have developed vaginitis. What should I do? Urgent, urgent, urgent.Endometrial polypectomy, performed in the afternoon of the 24th, and I was prescribed 5 days of Cefuroxime Axetil tablets. Starting from the 29th, I have been taking Amoxicillin that I bought myself. Today, I feel some discomfort in the external genitalia, as if the mucosa is damaged. It feels very dry. There is a layer of white substance sticking to the surface of the mucosa of the external genitalia. What should I do?
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I have had this condition before, and it was resolved by using a liquid wash. Could this condition be transmitted to the uterus? It is said that inflammation can lead to the development of endometrial polyps. What should I do? Urgent, urgent, urgent.
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, after endometrial polypectomy, most patients do not need intravenous fluids. Basic intravenous fluid therapy is usually sufficient, and it typically takes about 3 days. Vaginal itching is often caused by factors such as poor personal hygiene and sexual activity. You can use a mild saline solution to clean the external genital area, wear clean underwear frequently, and monitor the condition of vaginal discharge. If there is an odor or abnormal discharge color, medication such as Clotrimazole suppositories can be used for treatment. During the treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided, and a light diet with reduced spicy food intake is recommended.