Patient's question:
Does gynecological inflammation cause a decrease in menstrual flow?Doctor's answer:
Common gynecological inflammation includes conditions such as vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), oophoritis, and salpingitis. Gynecological inflammation generally does not lead to a decrease in menstrual volume. If a definitive diagnosis is made, timely anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatments are required. Additionally, it is recommended to consume more vegetables and fruits, pay attention to preventing colds and drinking brown sugar water, avoid cold drinks, and refrain from consuming spicy foods that can affect the condition. It is also important to change underwear frequently and expose them to sunlight regularly.