Patient's question:
I am currently married and not pregnant, experiencing vulvar itching, and have orange peel-like changes. What should I do? Then, cloudy discharge has reappeared again. Is it necessary to take traditional Chinese medicine for regulation? However, my menstruation is still very normal, and there has been no recurrence of menstrual irregularities.Doctor's answer:
Consider this situation where poor personal hygiene leads to bacterial infection, causing gynecological inflammation and resulting in itching. You can drink some traditional Chinese medicine for (regulating and harmonizing the body), but it's best to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. Western medicine can effectively determine the two types of disease causes and then use targeted medication for treatment. Additionally, during the treatment period, it's essential to pay close attention to personal hygiene, maintain a light diet, and avoid sexual relations.Besides promptly treating the vulvar itching, patients should always maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease. Only in this way can they enhance their immunity and strengthen their belief in combating the illness.