Expert diagnosis and treatment of vaginal infections including BV, thrush and STIs by Dr. P. Srilekha in Hyderabad.
Vaginal infections are extremely common in women of all ages. The three most common types are bacterial vaginosis (BV), vulvovaginal candidiasis (thrush) and trichomoniasis, each requiring different treatment.
Dr. P. Srilekha provides accurate microbiological diagnosis through vaginal swabs and tailored antimicrobial treatment, along with advice on prevention, partner treatment where applicable, and management of recurrent infections.
Change in colour, consistency or amount of vaginal discharge
Vulval itching, burning or redness - classic candida symptoms
Offensive fishy smell, particularly after intercourse - suggests BV
Dyspareunia from vaginal inflammation or infection
Light bleeding or spotting between periods from cervical infection
Lower abdominal pain suggesting pelvic inflammatory disease
High vaginal and endocervical swabs for culture, sensitivity and STI screening.
Vaginal pH and potassium hydroxide test to help diagnose BV at point of care.
Antifungals for candida, metronidazole for BV, specific treatment for STIs.
Maintenance treatment for recurrent candida, partner treatment for BV and STIs.
MS (OBG) specialist with 4+ years dedicated to women health in Hyderabad
Treatment tailored to your age, diagnosis, and fertility plans
Comprehensive hormonal, ultrasound and imaging workup
Treatments designed to protect and support future fertility
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Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) — most common; Candidiasis (yeast infection); and Trichomoniasis — a sexually transmitted infection.
Unusual discharge (changed colour, consistency, or odour), itching, burning, redness. BV: grey/white fishy-smelling discharge. Candidiasis: thick white discharge with intense itch.
By clinical examination, high vaginal swab (microscopy and culture), pH testing, and STI testing (PCR-based for certain infections).
Yes. BV in pregnancy increases risk of preterm labour and premature rupture of membranes. Prompt treatment is important.
BV treated with metronidazole (oral or vaginal gel) or clindamycin vaginal cream. Recurrence is common; longer treatment courses may be needed.
Book via WhatsApp +91 9963 138 139. Dr. Srilekha at Habsiguda, Hyderabad.