Patient's question:
I had bacterial vaginosis, which was diagnosed as mycoplasma infection and then disappeared, but it has not been well. I have been experiencing general fatigue, dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite, dry mouth, and excessive thirst, especially at night when my mouth is extremely dry no matter how much water I drink. I also have frequent urination with yellow urine, lower back pain, and my white discharge is still yellow even though I have been menopausal for a year. Why?Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Hello. Bacterial vaginosis is a mixed infection caused by the imbalance of normal vaginal flora, commonly occurring in sexually active women. It is a common and frequently occurring disease among women. Women using intrauterine devices, those with a history of sexual activity, multiple sexual partners, new sexual partners, frequent sexual intercourse, or vaginal douching are also associated with this condition.