Patient's question:
White discharge is thick and has a bad odor. Sometimes there is frequent urination and urgency. The discharge is like cottage cheese. It was discovered during an abortion in January. After the surgery, injections were given, and it was treated. It might be that my husband didn't get treated, and it recurred after sexual intercourse. I'm too busy with work to go to the hospital. The last check-up revealed candidal vaginitis and bacterial vaginosis. I want to ask, can it be treated with medication? What kind of medicine is good? I have taken miconazole tablets before, but I stopped because I experienced vomiting.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, your condition is still vaginitis. The curd-like discharge is a symptom of a fungal infection.Treatment Suggestions: It is recommended to use fluconazole suppositories and tinidazole suppositories for treatment. Oral medication may be added if necessary. Pay attention to promptly treating fungal infections such as athlete's foot and hand rash to avoid repeated cross-infection and chronic unresolved conditions.