Patient's question:
Medical Description: It started in 1998. At that time, I used washing medication. Later, the small white itchy spots on the vulva were treated, but the condition did not fully clear and recurred. Due to my financial situation, I have been washing with baking soda. In June of this year, after using three boxes of Daktarin daily, I felt some improvement. On July 26, I went to the Women's Department of Shanghai Navy 411 Hospital for treatment. I received four days of physical therapy and intravenous injections. Currently, I am taking medication at home, using topical washing medication, and inserting topical medication. Because the small white itchy spots on the vulva have not faded, I believe it has been ineffective. I am very disappointed, having sought treatment for so long without any results.History of Treatment and Effects: Medication Use:
- June: Three boxes of Daktarin, one tablet daily
- July 26:
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, the long-term and recurrent nature of your vaginitis may be due to improper care that disrupts the normal vaginal flora. For example, frequent use of antibiotics and excessive use of medicated washes like Jieryin for vaginal care can cause this issue.Suggestions: In the future, avoid overusing antibiotics and do not frequently use medicated washes to rinse the external genitalia and vagina. Only use them when you feel discomfort. Currently, you can take lactobacillus capsules to restore the normal vaginal flora, which will help achieve the goal of curing the condition.