Patient's question:
Which two drugs are used to treat streptococcus?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease, primarily caused by infections such as trichomonas, fungi, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and bacteria. The pathogens can exist either alone or in combination. It is mainly transmitted through sexual activity. The main symptoms include changes in the color, odor, and consistency of vaginal discharge. If the bacterial infection persists for a long time, the pathogens can ascend to the pelvic cavity, leading to dysfunction of the fallopian tubes or ovaries. They can also ascend to the urinary system, causing kidney infections. The pathogens may also ascend to the fetal membranes, resulting in miscarriage or affecting fetal development.It is recommended that you visit a hospital as soon as possible for a vaginal discharge pathogen test to identify the cause, and then receive targeted local treatment.