Patient's question:
I guess it's best to consult a doctor here about the concerns regarding vaginitis and menopause? A few weeks ago, I experienced vaginal itching and excessive discharge, and after a thorough examination, I was diagnosed with vaginitis. Since I want to have a baby, I'm worried that the inflammation caused by vaginitis might affect menopause.Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis does not significantly interfere with menopause, but based on the condition of the discharge, it is likely caused by a fungal infection. Avoid consuming foods in the coming days. You can first undergo a routine vaginal discharge examination before treatment. However, during the treatment for vaginitis, sexual activity should be avoided to delay the time of conception. Generally, it takes about 1 to 2 weeks to completely treat vaginitis, and this does not interfere with menopause. Vaginitis is a condition that is difficult to fully cure. Friends who suffer from this should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating vaginitis and believe that they will surely recover.