What are the symptoms of bacterial vaginosis

Bacterial vaginosis is very difficult to treat and is very stubborn. If not treated promptly, it will inevitably recur. The symptoms of bacterial vaginitis are relatively subtle and difficult to detect if not carefully distinguished. Let me introduce it to you below.

Patients with bacterial vaginitis can generally be observed to have different leucorrhea, especially those with bacterial vaginitis. The leucorrhea is yellow and may even be accompanied by a fishy smell. Sometimes it may even be milky yellow, and in severe cases, purulent secretions may appear. Bacterial vaginosis: increased leucorrhea, which is grayish white, thin, and foamy. The vaginal mucosa is congested, with scattered bleeding spots, itchy and burning sensation in the vulva, and a foul odor in the vulva.

If you touch this kind of leucorrhea with your hand, you will feel that the viscosity of the leucorrhea is relatively low, and it may even have a fishy smell. Therefore, when you find these symptoms, you should consider that it is caused by bacterial vaginitis.

Most patients will also experience burning sensations, stinging, and rising sensations in the vagina. Some patients will even have pelvic discomfort or even fatigue, so early treatment is critical once discovery is made.

This situation still indicates the presence of inflammation. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and do a routine leucorrhea test. </p>### NEXT ###<p>; This situation may be bacterial vaginosis combined with fungal infection, which may cause an increase in white discharge. <br/>Generally, in this case, vaginal secretions can be checked. Fungal vaginitis can be treated with Daconil vaginal suppositories, and oral itraconazole capsules can be added when necessary.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine examination of leucorrhea, and then take amoxicillin and metronidazole for treatment. At the same time, do vaginal washing with Jieryin, and then use metronidazole effervescent tablets or Daktarin suppositories for vaginal use. If the symptoms of bacterial vaginosis are discovered in time and a gynecological examination is performed, vaginal congestion and edema, mucosal flushing, tenderness, increased secretions, purulent secretions and even scabs may be found. Pathogenic bacteria can be found through smear examination of secretions, and a large number of pus balls can be found. However, Trichomonas and fungi will not appear in the secretions.