Patient's question:
When feeling cold, there is pain in the lower abdomen and waist, occasional bleeding during sexual intercourse, foul-smelling leukorrhea, accompanied by vulvar itching. The itching symptoms are worse at night and lighter during the day.History of Treatment and Effects:
Oral anti-inflammatory tablets and topical Aprostol suppositories were used, showing significant but incomplete effects. The condition has recurred repeatedly. Recently, vulvar itching has been noticed again, and the labia have thickened.
Questions:
If the condition is to be completely cured, what are the risks of surgery? How effective will it be? What will the cost be?
Doctor's answer:
It could be gynecological inflammation, such as vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, or cervical erosion, which may secrete a lot of irritating discharge, leading to vulvar itching. It is recommended that you pay attention to cleaning, change your underwear frequently, and use them regularly. It could also be other skin conditions, such as neurodermatitis or eczema. There are many possibilities for vulvar itching, so it is advised to revisit the hospital for a check-up and avoid self-medication to prevent worsening the condition and delaying treatment. Wishing you good health! In addition to treating vulvar itching, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical fitness and speed up recovery.