Patient's question:
During this time, my colleague has been rushing to the hospital right after school. I don't know what's wrong with her, but I only heard today that she has a gynecological condition. Previously, she noticed some small red bumps in her vagina and felt itchy, so she kept scratching. Later, she got infected. The doctor said it's pseudopapillomatosis and condyloma acuminata. But what should I do about the vaginal itching, pseudopapillomatosis, and condyloma acuminata?Doctor's answer:
For this condition, treatment is generally done through medication or surgery. It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up to assess the severity of the disease. This disease is primarily transmitted through sexual contact, so it's important to pay attention to personal hygiene. In terms of diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and exercise moderately every day, which can help alleviate symptoms. Early detection and early treatment are relatively better.