Patient's question:
A few weeks ago, I suffered from pneumonia (in January) and received a large amount of antibiotic medication (intravenous drips for over 20 days). Five days ago, I noticed yellowish-green vaginal discharge, sometimes with itching, a burning sensation, and redness on both sides of the vaginal opening. I went to the hospital for examination and tests, and the doctor diagnosed me with candidiasis (yeast infection). Test results: Yeast was "positive"; pus cells and white something (unclear) were "++"; and the cleanliness level was "IV". Five days ago.Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Based on the above test results and the described symptoms, it can be diagnosed as vulvovaginitis in young girls, specifically young girl vulvovaginitis. It often coexists with vulvitis. Due to the low estrogen levels in young girls and their weak vaginal resistance, pathogens can easily invade. Bacteria can be transmitted through the mother, caregivers, and contaminated clothing, or caused by pinworm infection or vaginal foreign bodies.Recommendations: It is recommended to seek treatment at a formal hospital. The treatment principle involves maintaining cleanliness, removing the cause, and using antibacterial medications orally or locally if necessary.