Patient's question:
Which hospital is good for treating fungal vulvitis? It's always recurring with white discharge, purulent in nature, and has a bad odor. Besides the itching sensation, what's going on? Which treatment is effective? Which one should I decide on?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis refers to the recurrence of inflammation in the skin or mucous membranes of the external genitalia, such as redness, swelling, pain, itching, and erosion. The external genitalia can develop various diseases due to different bacterial infections, such as leukoplakia of the vulva and vulvar pruritus. Therefore, maintaining good hygiene of the external genitalia is essential. Particularly severe cases of vaginitis are usually caused by neglecting hygiene and transmission. It is recommended to first address the underlying cause of the condition, remove the source of the problem, and treat cervicitis and various types of vaginitis. During the acute phase, it is advisable to reduce physical activity, and for more severe cases, bed rest is recommended. Pay attention to nutrition and boost your immune system. When necessary, oral or intramuscular antibiotics targeting the causative bacteria should be administered. Maintaining good hygiene and changing underwear frequently are also very important.