Patient's question:
Urinating and defecating are normal. Just can't see the vaginal opening.Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally special care is not required. The adhesion range is large, covering most of the vaginal opening, which increases the risk of infection and bleeding. It can be treated with estrogen-containing ointment. Hormones can eliminate adhesion, and local application not only works quickly but is also easy to use. Labial adhesion does not necessarily require surgery. It is essential to maintain external genital hygiene, continue applying estrogen or erythromycin ointment locally, and then gently and slowly pull the left and right labia majora outward with both thumbs. After several weeks, the labia minora can be separated. After the adhesion is separated, it is crucial to maintain external genital hygiene.