Patient's question:
Last August, I experienced abnormal leukorrhea and itching and visited the hospital for several check-ups. I used medication a few times, with the most recent leukorrhea test on June 18th showing a small amount of squamous cells, ++ neutrophils, no red blood cells, no trichomonas or mold, + hydrogen peroxide, - sialidase, and - leucocyte esterase. The doctor prescribed three boxes of Dingjunsheng vaginal lactobacillus, saying this needed long-term self-recovery. He mentioned that even if symptoms didn't disappear after using Dingjunsheng, there was no need to revisit the hospital for follow-up. He advised drinking more yogurt and similar things.After taking the medication, there was no significant improvement. The leukorrhea fluctuated, and in the afternoons, it would have abnormal color and odor. Should I still go to the hospital for further examination?
Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Hello, this is mainly a fungal vaginal infection that disrupts the normal vaginal environment.Recommendation: If there are no obvious issues with your white discharge, you should stop taking medication and allow the vaginal environment to recover naturally. Change your underwear frequently and clean them with warm water.