It's probably fine.It's not clear to me she has an infection that needs antibiotics.
Is antibiotic resistance some thing I have to worry about?I have a daughter who is four years old. She has no pertinent or obvious health problems, except for a lingering cough she had for about eight months after we had Covid last year. She is almost 4 feet tall and about 55 pounds. She has been having recurring vaginal discharge for over a year now. She has been on amoxicillin, Cefdinir, and keflex. Finally, after so long of not having any answers, they finally sent her to a pediatric gynecologist. She did an internal swab and found the strep bacteria. But, after a phone call with her, she told me that all of the antibiotics she has taken so far should have killed the bacteria. Each time she took antibiotics it was for 10 days.She prescribed her another, fourth kind of antibiotic, and said that if this doesnt kill it, that she will have to have a check up inside her vagina under sedation. I am not against this procedure, but now I have become a little worried about antibiotic resistance. If these previous antibiotics were supposed to kill the bacteria and she took them for 10 days, is this a bad sign? Or is it really possible that these three different kinds of antibiotics that she took for 10 days each didnt really kill the bacteria? Id love another doctors opinion on the matter.