Patient's question:
Leukorrhea is yellow and viscous, and it is particularly viscous like a solid. My stomach feels strange, I always want to vomit, and I feel slightly nauseous. But I have had my period for two months.Doctor's answer:
Perform a few leukorrhea tests, most of which indicate vaginitis, requiring local medication combined with washing medication for active treatment. If there is sexual activity, go to the hospital to perform pregnancy tests. Generally speaking, abnormal leukorrhea indicates the presence of gynecological inflammation. Go to a gynecological hospital for a thorough examination and diagnosis, followed by targeted treatment and care. Pay attention to local hygiene in daily life, especially during menstruation and sexual activity. During treatment, maintain a light diet. Additionally, for patients with abnormal leukorrhea during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also crucial. Patients must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm.