Patient's question:
My older cousin recently said that during sexual intercourse with her husband, she always felt uncomfortable in her vagina. Lately, she has also had a lot of vaginal discharge, which looks like curd in her underwear. Apart from a strong foul odor, today she went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told it was a gynecology issue. How is gynecology generally treated?Doctor's answer:
Gynecology generally requires strict medication to implement treatment, and if not cared for properly, it can easily lead to the condition worsening. During normal sexual activity, if vaginal discomfort reappears, it is likely due to vaginal wall congestion. In these days, underwear should be exposed to sunlight for sterilization, avoid staying up late, and reduce the body's immunity. At the same time, do not have stress, and check if there is any lower back pain.