Patient's question:
I recently have an increase in leukorrhea, which is yellow and has a fishy smell, like curd. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said I have gynecological inflammation and prescribed medication for me, but it hasn't improved at all. I don't want to take medicine anymore and would like to regulate my body through diet. How should gynecological inflammation patients take care of their health through diet?Doctor's answer:
If you have gynecological diseases, simple dietary adjustments cannot fully heal them. There still needs to be a foundation of medication. If the medication is not effective, it could be due to issues with drug metabolism, or it could be due to improper lifestyle care. You need to pay attention not to eat spicy foods during the inflammation treatment period, strictly prohibit sexual relations again, stay active, and keep the area dry at all times. Avoid staying up late. If it still doesn't work, it is recommended to do a bacterial culture.