Can bacterial vaginosis be treated?

Patient's question:

Thank you very much for Dr. Nairenshi's reply, but I still have a little confusion, because I don't feel any discomfort in my vagina. Moreover, a leukorrhea test showed a cleanliness level of 2 and no trichomoniasis. This should indicate that there is no problem with my vagina, right?
Can I be treated for bacterial vaginosis?
Also, my bacterial culture showed that it is sensitive to imipenem (antibiotic).
Wouldn't continuous use of antibiotics cause dysbiosis?
Because from November 15th to November 27th, I have already used two antibiotics (Dalisin and Lipei), as indicated in the instructions.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your description, in your case, as long as you take medication actively under the guidance of the doctor during the face-to-face consultation, and avoid sexual activity during the treatment period while paying attention to local hygiene, it can be cured. It is recommended that the male also undergo treatment simultaneously to prevent the occurrence of vaginal infection during sexual activity, which could lead to cross-infection and recurrent vaginal inflammation in the female. It is advised to wear pure cotton, loose, and breathable underwear during the day and to minimize the use of sanitary pads.

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