Patient's question:
I discovered abnormal white discharge at the beginning of last year. The discharge was excessive and watery. At times, it even soaked through my outer pants. Later, I went to the hospital for a check-up. The tests revealed Staphylococcus and Chlamydia infections. Under the doctor's treatment, I took medication and had injections. After follow-up tests, no such bacteria were detected. However, the white discharge did not return to normal. It was still watery but in lesser quantity, and sometimes it would solidify into a curd-like consistency. The doctor said that since the follow-up tests were normal, there was nothing to worry about. He added that medication absorption takes time, especially since it was my first treatment. I didn't take it to heart and never followed up or had a second check-up. About half a year later, the white discharge remained watery. Then...Doctor's answer:
Can we do a drug sensitivity test?