Patient's question:
I have been to the hospital and seen a doctor. The doctor said it was gynecological inflammation, with a red pustule-like growth on the labia minora, described as benign fibrosis. It has now disappeared by half. Sometimes I experience lower abdominal pain. I would like to ask:1. What medicine should I focus on taking?
2. What should I focus on to eliminate the growth?
3. Should I use a cleaning liquid to wash the vagina?
4. How should I take care of myself?
Doctor's answer:
A red pustule-like growth has appeared on the vulva. If it naturally fades, medication may not be necessary. Sometimes lower abdominal pain may occur, which could be related to gynecological inflammation. Check the condition of your vaginal discharge and then decide whether to take anti-inflammatory medication or traditional Chinese medicine. Pay attention to hygiene in daily life, and avoid frequent use of vaginal douches unless there are special circumstances. Wear cotton underwear, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy foods. The recurrence of gynecological inflammation severely affects women's health. Patients should pay attention to treatment during their lives and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, maintain good personal hygiene. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive proper treatment.