Patient's question:
Detailed medical history: My daughter is 14 years old, and she just started her menstrual cycle. The first two months were fine, but for the past three months, she hasn't had her period. Additionally, she has been experiencing a discharge from her vagina that resembles water and blood each month. Her vaginal discharge often contains blood streaks and is sometimes yellow and sticky. She keeps saying her vagina itches and wonders if she might have a vaginal infection. On top of that, her breasts haven't developed noticeably, and she's concerned about how this might affect her future life~~~ Please help, doctor, give me a clear answer~ Thank youCurrent general condition: Still the same
Medical history: None
Auxiliary examinations: None
Doctor's answer:
Based on the symptoms you described, the vaginal discharge has changed to a curd-like consistency, suggesting a possible fungal infection. It is recommended to apply medication locally to the vagina, such as Nystatin suppositories or Clotrimazole suppositories. Use one dose daily for seven consecutive days. It is also necessary to treat your sexual partner simultaneously, who should take oral Fluconazole dispersible tablets. Additionally, it is important to clean the external genital area daily and change underwear frequently. Used underwear should be exposed to sunlight or aired out in a well-ventilated area to prevent infection due to moisture.