Patient's question:
Starting in mid-August, I experienced frequent urination. It improved after taking medication, but it returned after I didn't follow dietary restrictions. In September, I went to the hospital for a check-up, where it was diagnosed as urethritis that fluctuated in severity with medication. It wasn't fully cured. During follow-up, two urine routine tests were normal, but later a vaginal discharge test revealed urethritis. Medication was prescribed, but it didn't show improvement.Doctor's answer:
The types of drugs used for treatment are diverse. It is necessary to select 2 to 3 drugs in combination based on the type of pathogen and its sensitivity to the drugs, which is more effective. The medication should be continued for 7 to 10 days after the symptoms completely disappear, the urine test returns to normal, and the bacterial culture is negative before stopping.Hello, based on your description, it is considered to be symptoms of acute urethritis. Urethritis is often caused by low resistance, poor hygiene of the external genitalia, or irritation from spicy foods. It is recommended to apply Bactroban ointment externally for treatment.