Patient's question:
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Vaginitis is clinically characterized by changes in the nature of vaginal discharge and the main clinical features of external genital itching, burning, and pain. Pain during intercourse is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, symptoms such as dysuria and urinary urgency may occur. First, check to diagnose the pathogen causing the infection, and then promptly select a sensitive antibiotic for treatment based on the pathogen. Additionally, it is important to note that the onset of vaginitis is primarily related to personal hygiene and mutual infection. Therefore, it is essential to maintain cleanliness, prevent the invasion of pathogenic bacteria, eliminate sources of transmission, and enhance physical fitness to prevent recurrence.