Patient's question:
Female, 26 years old. Recently, she has found that her private area is always itchy and feels hot, as if it were on fire. Is this a sign of inflammation? Please ask: What kind of medicine should be taken for gynecological diseases?Doctor's answer:
Normal leukorrhea volume is related to individual constitution and also to the menstrual cycle. Generally, after the menstrual period, the amount of vaginal discharge is relatively low, then gradually increases, and during the ovulation period, it may again appear as thick, translucent, sticky, and odorless discharge. After menopause, the amount of discharge may increase, but it becomes thicker. Before the menstrual period arrives, the discharge may once again increase and turn slightly yellow.Based on the situation you described, the leukorrhea resembles menstrual flow, which is likely caused by inflammation. It is recommended to visit a hospital for a routine leukorrhea examination to identify the cause and receive appropriate treatment. Pay attention to hygiene, maintain clean external genitalia, and change underwear frequently.