Patient's question:
Since having my child, I've been feeling that my gynecological inflammation has been increasing more and more. Adding to that, due to my husband's excessive foreskin, I've recently noticed a significant amount of discharge. I'm asking: which gynecological hospital is good for treating gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Regarding the expert's advice that after treatment by Isarel, all patients with vaginitis can be relieved, but some people are prone to recurrence due to poor daily care. To prevent vaginitis, it is better to wear loose and breathable clothing, avoiding tight pants, jeans, and similar attire. Additionally, underwear should preferably be cotton, and it should be dried in the sun after washing. During menstruation, sterile cotton pads should be used, and extra attention should be paid to preventing bacterial infection. Bathroom facilities must be kept clean to prevent multiple people from sharing them, which increases the risk of transmission. In terms of diet, it is important to avoid spicy and irritating foods, while moderately consuming lactic acid-containing beverages such as yogurt, which helps maintain the acidic environment of the vagina. It is usually advisable to take antibiotics sparingly to prevent disrupting the normal balance of vaginal flora.