Patient's question:
Hello: Around the second or third day after my period, I felt mild pain in the outer vagina. I visited a doctor, had a urinalysis, which showed red blood cells, and underwent a gynecological examination. The doctor diagnosed a urinary tract infection and prescribed medication, including oral and topical treatments. After a week passed, when I tried to have intercourse, I still felt some pain in the outer part of the vagina and the urethral opening (since I hadn't used contraception beforehand, I took emergency contraception afterward). Two days later, I experienced a small amount of vaginal bleeding, and my discharge became slightly yellow with a faint fishy odor. The doctor said it wasn't a urinary tract infection but rather vaginitis, so he prescribed a medication to use at night. I've only used it for three or four days (during this time, my left handDoctor's answer:
Vaginitis @ can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine; Gynecological Qianjin Tablets.