Patient's question:
I have noticed that my vagina has been experiencing symptoms of peeling recently, but my menstrual period has already passed for several days. Additionally, I've noticed that my vaginal discharge has been increasing continuously, accompanied by a foul odor. What should a woman do if she experiences vaginal bleeding?Doctor's answer:
The phenomenon of vaginal bleeding in women, excluding menstruation during the ovulation period, is often caused by vaginal inflammation or cervical inflammation. Additionally, it may also be due to a coagulation disorder, accompanied by an increase in leukorrhea. It is necessary to conduct a careful examination of leukorrhea routine or colposcopy to identify any substantive infectious factors. If the vaginal inflammation is bacterial, local use of antibiotic vaginal suppositories or washes can be applied. There are many treatment methods for gynecological diseases, but since the symptoms of patients vary, the treatment methods also differ. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon the discovery of symptoms.