Patient's question:
The bilateral ovaries show polycystic changes, and the vaginitis has been treated with both mechanical cleaning and medication. However, it hasn't improved. There has been no sexual intercourse. Dietary precautions have also been taken, but it still hasn't improved. Why is that? The leukorrhea is normal, but there is a burning sensation in the external and internal genitalia. The menstrual period is delayed by 16 days, and the amount of menstrual flow is normal. Is it possible that I could be infertile in this condition? And why hasn't my vaginitis improved? The vaginitis is bacterial in nature.Doctor's answer:
According to your condition. Polycystic ovary syndrome can cause irregular menstrual cycles. It can easily lead to infertility. Vaginitis often recurs repeatedly, and it is more likely due to an imbalance in the pH level of the perineum and endocrine disorders. Poor immunity can also cause it. Treatment for vaginitis requires timely, standardized, and systematic care. During treatment, sexual intercourse must be strictly prohibited. Pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the perineum. Dry underwear should be cleaned with hot water and then exposed to sunlight. Avoid eating cold foods regularly.