Patient's question:
I have been treating gynecological inflammation for half a month, but it hasn't fully healed yet. Tomorrow I'm going to hot springs with friends. Can gynecological inflammation be treated with hot springs?Doctor's answer:
When you have gynecological inflammation, it's best to avoid hot springs as much as possible. If the hot spring water contains bacteria, it may worsen the gynecological inflammation. In your case, if your gynecological inflammation has not fully healed, it is recommended that you avoid hot springs. Furthermore, taking hot springs can easily lead to cross-infection, as the bacteria from your body can spread outside and infect others. Therefore, it is advised that you avoid hot springs as much as possible. Additionally, when taking baths, it is best to avoid soaking in the water and opt for showering instead, with showering as the primary choice.