Patient's question:
Nights of vaginal burning discomfort make it hard to sleep, with palpitations, while daytime is okay. The urethra also feels uncomfortable, as if there's a burning sensation. In the past, during sexual intercourse with my partner, the anal canal would hurt every time. Sometimes it would also hurt without intercourse, coming and going. The same pain occurs on both sides of the abdomen during intercourse, and there's no sensation anymore. We've often argued between us because I've lost interest, but the pain persists. I've spent a lot of money on various tests, but no doctor has found a cure. The anal canal is said to be fine, but what is this condition? What medicine should be used? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, vaginitis is generally classified into: trichomoniasis, candidiasis, nonspecific vaginitis, atrophic vaginitis, and so on. It is best to go to the hospital for examination to determine which type of vaginitis you have in order to provide targeted treatment.It is recommended that you promptly visit the hospital for a leukorrhea test. After confirming the nature of the infection, targeted treatment can be administered. Avoid self-medication to prevent delaying the condition.