Patient's question:
Does increased leukorrhea require a thorough examination? A few days of treatment have improved it somewhat, but occasionally there's also an odor. What could be the reason? I used a gynecological cleaning liquid to rinse, but it doesn't seem very effective. Besides, can other disinfectant liquids be used for rinsing? Sigh, being a woman is really not easy.Doctor's answer:
Increased leukorrhea should first be considered as caused by vaginitis. If the leukorrhea is increased with an odor and accompanied by external genital itching, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a thorough leukorrhea test to determine the type of vaginitis. Medication treatment can then be administered. Endometrial inflammation and cervical lesions can also lead to continuous secretion increase. Therefore, it is advised to undergo a comprehensive examination at the hospital to identify the underlying cause and then provide symptomatic treatment. If it is vaginitis, external genital cleaning with a gynecological wash can be combined with intravaginal medication. The daily treatment for patients with increased leukorrhea primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment.