Patient's question:
Since having my child, I've been constantly feeling that my gynecological inflammation has been increasing. Adding to this, due to my husband's excessive foreskin, I've recently noticed a significant amount of discharge. Could you please ask; can gynecological inflammation be relieved?Doctor's answer:
First, gynecological diseases are relatively common among women, and as you mentioned, they are difficult to completely eliminate, which often leads to a loss of confidence. The cysts on your ovaries and uterus can be treated with cinnamon and poria capsules. For the inflammation on your cervix and vagina, I recommend local medication (such as Xiaomi). This involves inserting medication into the vagina. Most inflammation on the cervix and vagina is chronic, so you need to be patient and use the medication for three to four weeks. During your period, you don’t need to use it, and you should avoid sexual activity during medication. Also, avoid spicy, irritating, and cold foods to prevent gynecological inflammation. Hygiene is crucial. Every night, use warm water to rinse your external genitalia, and occasionally use some liquid.