Patient's question:
I want to know how to check for vaginitis. I always feel itchy in my vagina, and taking a bath makes it feel better for a while, but it still itches after a while. I'm worried I might have vaginitis, so I want to know how I might have gotten this inflammation?Doctor's answer:
You can go to the gynecology clinic of the hospital for a specific examination. The doctor will gently and quickly open the vagina with a speculum. Typically, the symptoms of vaginitis include congested vaginal mucosa and a continuous increase in leukorrhea, most of which accumulates around the cervix. A small amount of secretion can be taken for a secretion test to identify the main pathogen, determine the type of vaginitis, and then proceed with treatment. It is important to pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene at all times. In addition to timely treatment during the course of vaginitis treatment, dietary habits and psychological state are also particularly important. It is essential to always maintain a cheerful mood and have a proper diet to avoid unnecessary impacts on the gradual recovery of vaginitis.