Patient's question:
If it's vaginitis, would there be a burning sensation? It's a bit itchy and a little painful when rubbing. Would this be a symptom of vaginitis? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Various types of vaginitis are characterized by increased vaginal discharge, frequent urination, urinary urgency, and dysuria. The external genitalia may experience varying degrees of itching, burning, or pain, and fever may accompany the acute phase. The characteristics of vaginal discharge differ among various types of vaginitis, serving as a basis for differentiation.（1）Trichomoniasis vaginitis: The discharge is grayish-yellow, turbid, foamy, and has an odor. Sometimes it appears as a thin, whitish or yellowish liquid, or as a yellowish-green purulent foamy discharge.
（2）Candida vaginitis: The discharge is watery, curd-like, creamy, or may contain white flakes and granules, resembling cottage cheese.
（3）Gonococcal vaginitis: The discharge is purulent.
（4）Atrophic vaginitis: The discharge is yellowish and watery. In severe infections, the discharge may become purulent and malodorous, with occasional spotting.
Yes, your symptoms are indicative of vaginitis.