How is senile vaginitis treated?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: The illness has been present for about two years. Recently, the symptoms have worsened, including frequent urination, urgent urination, lower abdominal pain, and the discharge of yellow fluid.
History of Treatment and Effect: In the past, the condition was treated as a urinary tract infection, and medications such as estriol were used. Many hospitals were visited, but the cause was never accurately diagnosed. A recent examination confirmed the condition as senile vaginitis, and a prescription for Fuping Kang was given. After using it for two days in a row, the temperature rose to 39.5°C. Yesterday, the doctor switched to Polycresol Sulfonate, but the instructions indicate it is primarily used for trichomoniasis and other conditions, which does not align well with senile vaginitis.
Help Needed: Since the condition has not improved and the medications have been incorrect, there is a fear of further misdiagnosis. The question is whether Polycresol Sulfonate can be used.

Doctor's answer:

Common types of vaginitis include bacterial vaginosis, trichomoniasis, candidiasis, and atrophic vaginitis. Active treatment can address other conditions that may cause vaginitis and eliminate predisposing factors. Maintain cleanliness and dryness of the external genitalia, and avoid scratching. Abstain from sexual activity during treatment. Avoid spicy and irritating foods. Herbal treatment. Use decoctions of herbs with detoxifying, insecticidal, and anti-itching properties to steam or rinse the external genitalia. This can alleviate symptoms while inhibiting and eliminating Candida. Vaginal medication. Use imidazole suppositories for vaginal application, which are highly effective for fungal vaginitis. Oral medication. Since fungal infections can be transmitted between partners through sexual activity, oral medication can be used to treat both individuals. Oral medication can also suppress intestinal Candida. Wear cotton underwear and change it frequently. Keep towels and basins used for cleaning the external genitalia separate.

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