Patient's question:
I am 28 years old. Recently, for the past week, I have been experiencing constant itching of the external genitalia, which is particularly uncomfortable. Initially, it started with pain, then it became itchy, and it has persisted for a week. What symptoms are caused by the itching fungus?Doctor's answer:
The anaerobic bacteria commonly referred to are a group of major normal flora in the human body, primarily found in the oral cavity, intestines, urinary tract, and female reproductive tract. If these flora appear outside their normal habitat, they can cause anaerobic bacterial infections. Anaerobic infections can occur in any part and organ, but are most commonly seen in thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic infections. After onset, symptoms such as high fever, shock, and skin discoloration may occur, indicating a relatively severe infection. It is important to promptly conduct bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests, as well as initiate anti-infection treatment.