Patient's question:
I found bacterial vaginosis, which was diagnosed on March 18th. I have already completed a course of medication and the check-up result is (-).Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: As for the number of courses, it depends on your clinical manifestations and clinical examinations. Bacterial vaginosis is generally related to estrogen levels in women, antibiotic use, and frequent sexual intercourse. Typical clinical symptoms include a significant increase in abnormal vaginal discharge, which is thin, homogeneous, or thin and pasty, appearing grayish-white, grayish-yellow, or milky-yellow with a special fishy odor.Recommendations: Metronidazole: It is currently widely believed to have reliable efficacy. You can use vinegar and acidic solutions to regularly rinse the vagina, which can improve symptoms and help control the condition. Metronidazole suppositories can also be placed inside the vagina.