Patient's question:
I didn't have my period long ago, and then I had sex with my husband. Later, I felt a bit uncomfortable in my vagina, and my leukorrhea has been increasing a bit. Before, I usually didn't have any leukorrhea, but now it's getting more and more. So now, I guess I should consult a doctor. Hello, what should I do about the increased leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Leukorrhea indicates inflammation. To confirm the specific type of inflammation, a thorough examination through leukorrhea routine tests is necessary. There are many types of vaginitis, and identifying the exact type requires confirmation before (treatment targeting the specific condition) can be administered, as the focus of medication differs. During the medication treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided, spicy and irritating foods should not be consumed, and medication should be administered in a standardized and systematic manner.Patients face the harms of increased leukorrhea, and we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatment. Avoid avoiding medical visits. If the leukorrhea does not improve after prolonged treatment, the treatment plan should be adjusted promptly.