Patient's question:
My girlfriend got a gynecological disease and can't have sex anymore. What should I do? I deny that I'm wrong; it was my fault that she got pregnant unexpectedly, which led to her gynecological disease. But it's been a year now, and the disease has been cured, right? However, she keeps saying her lower abdomen is uncomfortable, itchy, and painful, with abnormal discharge. She's been taking medication and keeps saying she doesn't want me to touch her.Doctor's answer:
Generally, if there is a possibility of gynecological inflammation and infection during diagnosis, it is necessary to actively follow a course of treatment before considering sexual activity. Otherwise, it may lead to recurrent inflammation. Therefore, it is recommended to prioritize safety and monitor symptoms such as vaginal discharge. After a miscarriage, poor recovery can significantly impact health, so it is advisable to undergo a routine vaginal discharge examination and consider (joint treatment for both partners). Gynecological patients can, while understanding symptomatic treatment, use herbal remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. Proper dietary habits should be maintained, avoiding (irritating foods).