have white lumpy vaginal discharge. When I went to see the doctor, he said it was vaginitis and gave me medicine. After three days of using the medicine, the vaginal discharge was no longer lumpy but there was still a milky liquid. So, doctor, can you tell me if there is a problem with having a milky liquid discharge after using medicine to treat vaginitis for three days? Is it effective if I use the medicine like that? Thank you, doctor.

Vaginal suppositories, often referred to as vaginal capsules, are a commonly used method for treating vaginitis. Proper insertion of the medication is crucial for maximizing its effectiveness and minimizing potential side effects. What precautions should you take when inserting medication into the vagina? The following article will guide how to properly administer the medication and important considerations to keep in mind during treatment.