Patient's question:
The period is almost ending, it's just a bit close to the end. My boyfriend insisted, so we had sex.Doctor's answer:
Frequency of urination, urinary urgency, and urinary pain are considered to be symptoms of vaginitis. Clinically, vaginitis is characterized by changes in the nature of vaginal discharge and itching, burning, or pain in the external genitalia. Pain during intercourse is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, symptoms such as urinary pain and urgency may occur.Recommendations:
1. Gynecological examination: A routine gynecological examination can help screen for possible conditions and collect secretion samples for necessary tests.
2. Vaginal discharge examination: This checks the cleanliness of the vaginal discharge and identifies infections with fungi, trichomonas, or bacteria (such as clue cells and pus cells).
3. Vaginal discharge culture: This determines the specific pathogen causing the infection, providing accurate diagnostic information for the doctor.
4. Drug sensitivity test: This detects which medications the pathogen is sensitive to, allowing for targeted treatment and improving therapeutic outcomes.