What medicine should I take for vaginal itching with a lot of leucorrhea and a bad smell?

Generally speaking, if the leucorrhea increases and has a strong odor, it also depends on whether the leucorrhea is yellow or not, and whether the vulva itching is obvious. If the leucorrhea is yellow, profuse, and has an odor, it is recommended that you go to the hospital's gynecology department for a routine examination of the leucorrhea to diagnose whether you have vaginitis and the type of vaginitis. Then, based on the results, symptomatic vaginal medication treatment can be performed. Oral medications are generally used to treat increased leucorrhea and strong odor. You can take spinulosa chinensis tablets or dehumidifying leucorrhea pills internally, both of which can treat increased leucorrhea and strong odor.

At the same time, it is best to check whether there is cervical erosion. If there is cervical erosion, and then there is a lot of secretions and a foul odor, this situation can be treated with Baofukang suppositories vaginally, one suppository a day, and continue the vaginal application for seven days to see the treatment effect.

If a woman has a lot of vaginal discharge with a strong odor, it is generally considered whether it is caused by vaginitis or cervicitis. Because different types of vaginitis require different medications, it is not possible to simply say that taking certain Chinese medicine will make her better quickly. Instead, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and a routine vaginal discharge examination to diagnose the actual type of vaginitis, and then choose medication based on the test results. If it is caused by fungal vaginitis, you can generally consider taking Echinops chinensis tablets orally, and use bisoprolol ointment for symptomatic vaginal medication. If it is caused by cervicitis, you can consider using Baofukang suppositories for symptomatic vaginal medication.

Normal leucorrhea is milky white, thick, thin and sticky, or egg white-like, and is a physiological secretion. If there is itching, foul odor, or abnormal vaginal discharge, it may be Trichomonas vaginitis. The symptoms of vaginitis are specifically manifested as increased female secretions and itching. You can go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination. You cannot use vaginal lotion for cleaning before the examination. Then, medication is used according to the pathogens found in the secretions. If it is confirmed that the disease is caused by Trichomonas or bacterial infection in the vagina, you can take metronidazole or ornidazole. If it is confirmed to be intravaginal candidiasis, you can take fluconazole tablets.