Patient's question:
Abnormal leukorrhea, after the last menstrual period and after this menstrual period, I feel the leukorrhea is thin like water, slightly yellowish, almost no odor. After the last menstrual period, there was mild external genital itching, but this time there isn't. Before this menstrual period, I had a thorough examination in the hospital. Now I want to ask, if the external genital itching is not itchy, is this liquid not needed? Must it be administered vaginally? I will never put it in the vagina, can it self-clean?Doctor's answer:
Concentrate on medication. You need to go to the gynecology department for a check-up or have a routine vaginal discharge test before you can make a choice. It is recommended that the vagina is a highly susceptible area to infection. The vagina has its own defense mechanisms, and once the vaginal flora is disrupted and the disease occurs, medication treatment is necessary. In addition to treating abnormal vaginal discharge, it is advised that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.