Patient's question:
Doctor:Hello! I once had a mycoplasma infection, and after treatment, I was tested twice and both results were negative. However, I was then diagnosed with candidal vaginitis. The doctor prescribed a topical medication called Dink, which I used for three nights. After finishing the medication, one day later, there was frequent discharge of brownish white vaginal fluid, and it seemed to be clumpy.
The night before last was the last time I used the medication, and today there is still a lot of brownish vaginal discharge, with no other obvious symptoms. This situation has never occurred before. Could this be due to the medication or something else?
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Increased vaginal discharge, brown in color. It is closely related to cervical diseases. It is recommended that citizens visit the gynecology clinic of a local public hospital to undergo a cervical TCT test and a routine vaginal discharge test. Based on the test results, symptomatic medication and treatment should be administered.