Why Does Vaginal Discharge Have a Medicinal Odor?
The secretion has a medicinal odor? Thank you for your detailed question. The presence of a medicinal odor in your discharge may be attributed to several factors. After treatment for a vaginal yeast infection, the medications used, whether topical or oral, can sometimes leave res...
Dr. Lin Xinwang Reply:
Hello, Dou Dou: This is not related to cervical incompetence. If it occurs during ovulation, having watery discharge is normal. However, if it is not during ovulation and there is watery discharge, it is advisable to seek medical consultation to rule out the possibility of a tumo...[Read More] Why Does Vaginal Discharge Have a Medicinal Odor?
Chronic Fungal Infections in Women: Causes, Concerns, and Treatments
Chronic fungal infection Hello, doctor. Thank you for taking the time to read my questions. To help you understand my condition better, I will provide a detailed account. I am 21 years old and have been experiencing recurrent infections for nearly three years. I have been regular...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the amount of vaginal discharge typically varies among individuals and changes throughout the menstrual cycle. For instance, after menstruation ends, the discharge is usually minimal and gradually increases. During ovulation, the discharge becomes more abundant, characteri...[Read More] Chronic Fungal Infections in Women: Causes, Concerns, and Treatments
Understanding Recurrent Vaginal Yeast Infections: Symptoms and Treatment
Vulvovaginal candidiasis Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about my recent recurrent yeast infections. I have had three infections recently, and while there has been some improvement and the itching sensation has nearly disappeared, I still experience itching about five times a d...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the treatment for vaginal candidiasis primarily involves the use of suppositories and topical creams. If there is no improvement with continued treatment, it is advisable to consult a physician for further evaluation. Normally, the amount of vaginal discharge varies based ...[Read More] Understanding Recurrent Vaginal Yeast Infections: Symptoms and Treatment
Is It Normal for Vaginal Discharge to Have a Medicinal Odor?
The discharge has a medicinal odor? In early June, I received treatment for a vaginal yeast infection, which involved using suppositories for a month and a half. In the last week, since the doctor said I was almost cured, I switched to oral medication due to an allergic reaction ...
Dr. Lin Xinwang Reply:
Hello, Dou Dou: The normal vagina has a healthy flora that maintains a mildly acidic environment. Once this environment is disrupted, it becomes susceptible to fungal or bacterial infections. Typically, after treating a fungal infection, in addition to keeping the external genita...[Read More] Is It Normal for Vaginal Discharge to Have a Medicinal Odor?
Understanding Birth Control Pills: Side Effects and Alternatives
Contraceptive pill issues I experienced my period twice in one month after receiving the vaccine. My doctor prescribed Warm Non-Fertility 28 to stop the bleeding and regulate my menstrual cycle for three months, and mentioned that it would also help reduce a cyst on my ovary. I a...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the common side effects of contraceptive pills include: headaches, dizziness, heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding, nausea, vomiting, edema, increased cervical mucus, cervical hypertrophy, increased appetite, weight gain, skin itching, acne, fatigue, depression, flushing,...[Read More] Understanding Birth Control Pills: Side Effects and Alternatives
Emergency Contraception: Risks of Early Intercourse After Two Days
Emergency contraceptive pill My girlfriend recently took a medication for menstrual regulation. The instructions indicated that she should take it for 7 days before engaging in unprotected intercourse, but she only took it for 2 days before having unprotected sex on the night of ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, The first dose of medication is usually taken on the first day of menstruation or a few days after the onset of menstruation. Different products may have slightly different dosing guidelines. Additionally, oral contraceptives must be taken continuously for at least seven...[Read More] Emergency Contraception: Risks of Early Intercourse After Two Days
Understanding Side Effects of Yaz Birth Control Pills: Dry Mouth Concerns
Side effects of Yaz birth control pills? I recently visited a gynecologist and was diagnosed with adenomyosis. The doctor recommended that I take Yaz oral contraceptive pills to manage the condition. I have been taking them for almost two weeks now, and aside from occasional head...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Common side effects of oral contraceptives include headaches, dizziness, heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding, nausea, vomiting, edema, increased cervical mucus, cervical hypertrophy, increased appetite, weight gain, skin itching, acne, fatigue, depression, flushing, feelings of...[Read More] Understanding Side Effects of Yaz Birth Control Pills: Dry Mouth Concerns
Understanding Side Effects of Yaz Birth Control Pills: Dry Mouth Concerns
Side effects of Yaz birth control pills? I recently visited a gynecologist and was diagnosed with adenomyosis. The doctor recommended that I take Yaz oral contraceptive pills to manage the condition. I have been taking them for almost two weeks now, and aside from occasional head...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Common side effects of contraceptive pills include headaches, dizziness, heavy or irregular menstruation, nausea, vomiting, edema, increased cervical mucus, cervical hypertrophy, increased appetite, weight gain, skin itching, acne, fatigue, depression, flushing, feelings of weakn...[Read More] Understanding Side Effects of Yaz Birth Control Pills: Dry Mouth Concerns
Long-Term Use of Terbinafine for Recurrent Vaginal Candidiasis: Risks and Benefits
The treatment for fungal vaginitis involves using Terconazole 150 mg once a week for 8 weeks? Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing recurrent vaginal yeast infections for the past six months (approximately every 1 to 1.5 months). After visiting a gynecologist, the doctor prescr...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. "Vaginal infections" can cause abnormal discharge, perineal itching, unusual odor, burning sensation during urination, frequent urination, and bleeding. More severe cases may lead to abdominal pain or fever. "Treatment methods" vary depending on the symptom...[Read More] Long-Term Use of Terbinafine for Recurrent Vaginal Candidiasis: Risks and Benefits
Understanding Candida Infections: Concerns and Treatment in Women's Health
Candida infection issues Hello Doctor: I recently visited a gynecologist and was diagnosed with a yeast infection. The doctor prescribed a suppository for me to use, but due to taking other medications, I mistakenly used two large pills meant for treating paronychia as suppositor...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, I recommend that you consult a gynecologist to evaluate whether the medication needs to be removed and if irrigation is necessary. Additionally, contraceptive pills generally do not cause vaginal infections, so there is no need to discontinue the...[Read More] Understanding Candida Infections: Concerns and Treatment in Women's Health
Understanding Candida Infections: Concerns and Treatment in Women's Health
Candidiasis infection issues? Hello Doctor: I recently visited a gynecologist and was diagnosed with a yeast infection. The doctor prescribed me a suppository, but due to taking other medications, I mistakenly used two large pills intended for treating paronychia as a suppository...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, I recommend that you consult a gynecologist to evaluate whether the medication needs to be removed and if irrigation is necessary. Additionally, contraceptive pills generally do not cause vaginal infections, so there is no need to discontinue the...[Read More] Understanding Candida Infections: Concerns and Treatment in Women's Health
Understanding IUD Tail Length and Risk of Fungal Infections
Issues with IUD tail strings and fungal infections? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if it is normal for the tail string of the IUD to be about 2-3 centimeters outside the vaginal opening? Could this increase the risk of infection? Since I had the IUD inserted, I've experi...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. The placement of an intrauterine device (IUD) itself increases the likelihood of inflammation in the female reproductive organs, such as vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. 2. The length of the IUD's retrieval strings is only related to the comfort of the male part...[Read More] Understanding IUD Tail Length and Risk of Fungal Infections
Do Vaginal Suppositories Affect the Efficacy of Birth Control Pills?
Do emergency contraceptive pills and suppositories have an effect? I recently started experiencing a yeast infection and would like to ask the doctor if using vaginal suppositories or boric acid suppositories will affect the effectiveness of my oral contraceptives. Thank you! 🙏
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the following medications may interact with oral contraceptives: 1. Antibiotics (Penicillin, Cephalosporins, Erythromycin, Sulfonamides, Bactrim, Chloramphenicol) - Doxycycline may reduce the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, as it can decrease the gut flora that aid...[Read More] Do Vaginal Suppositories Affect the Efficacy of Birth Control Pills?
Does Diarrhea Affect the Effectiveness of Emergency Contraceptive Pills?
Emergency contraceptive pills diarrhea? Hello, doctor. I took the emergency contraceptive pill (Ella) at 6:00 PM tonight. Around 7:47 PM, I suddenly felt abdominal pain and had a sensation similar to diarrhea when I went to the bathroom, but it only happened once and hasn't ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the common side effects of birth control pills include: headaches, dizziness, heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding, nausea, vomiting, edema, increased cervical mucus, cervical hypertrophy, increased appetite, weight gain, skin itching, acne, fatigue, depression, flushing,...[Read More] Does Diarrhea Affect the Effectiveness of Emergency Contraceptive Pills?
Early Period After Vaccination: What You Need to Know
Menstrual cycle changes after vaccination? Hello~ I have been taking birth control pills for about six months, and my period has been consistently arriving on the third day after finishing the pack. However, on January 27, I received the BNT vaccine, and I have been taking my bir...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Ms. Lu: Hello, based on your description, here are the responses: 1. Continue taking the medication. 2. If the bleeding is caused by the suppository, it is more likely to be a one-time occurrence or a small amount of blood mixed with secretions. It is recommended to continue taki...[Read More] Early Period After Vaccination: What You Need to Know
Using Vaginal Suppositories During Pregnancy: Safety and Guidelines
Vaginal suppository usage Hello, Doctor. I am currently 19 weeks pregnant and have been experiencing itching in my private area. Therefore, I visited the obstetrics and gynecology department yesterday (January 25). After examination, it was found that I have a mild vaginal yeast ...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
Nystatin by Guangtian Hospital website: Category A: A controlled study in pregnant women during the first trimester (the first three months) showed that the drug is not harmful to the fetus, and there is no evidence indicating any risk during the later trimesters of pregnancy.[Read More] Using Vaginal Suppositories During Pregnancy: Safety and Guidelines
Understanding Preemptive Contraceptive Pills: Nordiol and Its Side Effects
Emergency contraceptive pill Recently, I had sexual intercourse and although I used protection (condom), I still feel anxious. After visiting a gynecologist, the doctor recommended a preemptive medication and later prescribed Nordiol (Levonorgestrel). However, I couldn't fin...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, Nordiol (Levonorgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol) is a type of oral contraceptive. Common side effects of birth control pills include: headache, dizziness, heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding, nausea, vomiting, edema, increased cervical mucus, cervical hypertrophy, increa...[Read More] Understanding Preemptive Contraceptive Pills: Nordiol and Its Side Effects
Understanding Frequent Urination and Yeast Infections in Women
Candidiasis, urethritis, frequent urination issues, urination problems? (I have no sexual experience) At the end of October, I visited a gynecology clinic due to lower abdominal pain and painful urination. The doctor performed a urinalysis and diagnosed me with mild inflammation,...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: Due to the recurrent nature of urinary tract infections and vaginal infections, which can influence each other, it is recommended that you consult a gynecologist to determine whether relevant examinations (such as ultrasound, bacterial culture of secretions...[Read More] Understanding Frequent Urination and Yeast Infections in Women
Persistent Vulvar Itching: When to Seek Further Medical Advice?
Vulvar itching Recently, I experienced itching in the vulvar area and saw a doctor who diagnosed me with a yeast infection. I was prescribed an oral medication and a tube of cream. During the treatment, I did not experience any itching or discomfort, but a few days later, the itc...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
"Vaginal infections" can cause abnormal discharge, perineal itching, unusual odor, burning sensation during urination, increased frequency of urination, and bleeding. In more severe cases, symptoms may include abdominal pain or fever. "Treatment methods" vary ...[Read More] Persistent Vulvar Itching: When to Seek Further Medical Advice?
Understanding Vaginal Yeast Infections: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Vaginal Candidiasis Hello, doctor. Two months ago, I took a large amount of antibiotics due to gum inflammation, which resulted in a yeast infection. I experienced cottage cheese-like discharge and vulvar itching. At that time, the doctor prescribed a Clotrimazole 500mg supposito...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Ms. Y: Hello, in response to your questions, here are the answers: 1. Vaginal candidiasis is a condition that can recur easily. If you still have cottage cheese-like discharge and vulvar itching, please continue with the treatment patiently. 2. It is normal; it may not resolve wi...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Yeast Infections: Treatment and Recovery Insights