Patient's question:
There is an odor for a year. Taking some medicine will make it better, but it recurs after a while. Will drinking beer interfere? No treatment has been carried out. What specific gynecological disease could the odor be?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is commonly seen in cases of vaginitis. It is recommended to have a thorough examination of your vaginal discharge. Once the cause is identified, symptomatic treatment should be administered. Avoid self-medication blindly, as different types of vaginitis require different medications. Drinking alcohol alone will not cause the condition. It is primarily caused by sexual activity or poor hygiene. Underwear and pants must strictly not be washed with shoe soles or socks. It is best to use a separate laundry container for underwear. After washing, underwear and pants should be exposed to sunlight for drying. Both partners should be treated simultaneously to prevent repeated infections during intercourse, which could lead to prolonged and unresolved illness.