Patient's question:
I heard from a friend that she doesn't have leukorrhea, and I was particularly curious because isn't every woman supposed to have leukorrhea? Hearing everyone say this, she is also very worried about her physical condition, so she wants to ask what it means if a woman doesn't have leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Generally, women have a small amount of leukorrhea. If there is no leukorrhea at all, it may not be considered completely normal. It is recommended that you consult a formal Grade A hospital as soon as possible based on your actual situation, and cooperate with the doctor for examination. There is no need to worry too much—relax and maintain a positive mood. In your daily diet, eat lightly, drink plenty of boiled water, and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods.First and foremost, hygiene should be paid attention to. Personal items should be kept separate from others. Undergarments should be washed, changed, and disinfected frequently. Additionally, undergarments should be washed separately.