Patient's question:
Hello doctor. I would like to ask a question. Does a small amount of menstrual flow cause any gynecological inflammation? I always pay attention to hygiene down there. Except for a bit less menstrual flow, everything else is normal. Why would I have a gynecological disease then?Doctor's answer:
Having gynecological inflammation is not caused by a decrease in menstrual flow; it is considered related to personal constitution, daily hygiene, sexual hygiene, and other factors. Additionally, factors such as miscarriage and infections can easily lead to gynecological inflammation. Treatment methods can be determined based on the specific findings of a thorough examination. Options include local medication for anti-inflammatory purposes or oral anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. The recurrence of gynecological conditions severely affects women's health, so it is important to maintain external genital hygiene and avoid sexual activity in daily life.