Patient's question:
I am a female, 29 years old. Previously, I was diagnosed with inflammation of the vagina. Now, the external genitalia and vagina, especially the vagina, are red. The discharge from the vaginitis has a bad odor. Can it be cured by taking medication?Doctor's answer:
Oral medication alone is ineffective or only marginally effective for vaginal inflammation. It is recommended to treat the condition based on the type of vaginal inflammation and the characteristics of the discharge. Pay attention to maintaining cleanliness of the external genital area to prevent genital infections. Avoid staying up late and ensure adequate deep sleep. Maintaining a standard body weight and regular menstrual cycles are also important. Engage in moderate exercise and wear loose, breathable cotton underwear. During treatment, sexual activity is strictly prohibited, and spicy or irritating foods should be avoided.