Patient's question:
Around 2008 autumn/winter, the symptoms started, with pregnancy around 4 months at the time. My husband had taken a bath in a public bathhouse and experienced severe itching. The discharge was like white rice porridge or a watery white discharge. I had been treated for fungal vaginitis at a county-level hospital, but it was ineffective. Xingtai People's Hospital gynecological examination showed weakly positive bacteria. Clindamycin and metronidazole vaginal medications were effective. However, the effectiveness decreased with each use, and the duration of effect became shorter.Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis is an inflammation of the vagina caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms (including Neisseria gonorrhoeae, fungi, trichomonads, Candida, and other microorganisms). Vaginitis can be classified into different types based on age and the source of infection, such as atrophic vaginitis, trichomoniasis, candidiasis, gonococcal vaginitis, amoebic vaginitis, Haemophilus vaginalis vaginitis, infantile vaginitis, emphysematous vaginitis, and non-specific vaginitis. Treatment for gynecological inflammation can involve clinical medications designed for this purpose, such as Olines Crystal Protein Gel, which has a significant effect in treating gynecological inflammation.