Patient's question:
I have had leukorrhea for a long time, and it makes my underwear wet and painful. It's so annoying. I went to the hospital for a leukorrhea test, and they said it was abnormal leukorrhea but didn't mention anything else. I also eat a very light diet. How should leukorrhea be treated? How do you treat abnormal leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Abnormal white discharge generally indicates the presence of gynecological inflammation. It is recommended that, based on the results of a thorough examination, a liquid be used to clean the affected area, followed by local medication for treatment, which tends to be effective. It is important to drink more water and change underwear frequently. During the treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided, and regular follow-ups should be conducted to monitor the complete recovery of the inflammation. If the inflammation does not heal, specialized medication should be used to promote natural healing and prevent recurrence.When patients face abnormal white discharge, they should actively take treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If the abnormal discharge persists despite treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.