Enterococcus and recurrent vaginitis that keep coming back despite several antibiotic rounds, even when a culture shows which antibiotics the bacteria are sensitive to, usually means the infection needs reassessment rather than repeating the same approach. Several relapses over months like this often point to an incomplete earlier course, a resistant biofilm, or a source that keeps reseeding the infection.
Next Steps
Ask your gynaecologist for a fresh culture and sensitivity test now, since patterns shift over months, and discuss whether a combination approach or a longer supervised course fits your case. Stay well hydrated and finish any prescribed course fully.
Health Tips
See a doctor urgently if you develop fever, pain in your sides or back, or blood in your urine, since that can mean the infection has reached the
kidney.