Patient's question:
Just by chance, it appeared again somewhere with some itching. After it happened multiple times, I knew there might be some gynecological problem, so I went to the hospital immediately. It turned out to be some vaginitis, and they prescribed some medication. After taking it, it didn't appear again for those days. But later, the gynecological inflammation kept recurring. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Women's recurrent gynecological inflammation is related to their living habits and dietary habits. If the itching and discomfort are occasional, a careful examination through a colposcope and routine vaginal discharge tests can help rule out bacterial vaginosis or fungal infections. In very few cases, it may be caused by mycoplasma or chlamydia. Among the recurrent cases, the most challenging to treat are those with fungal infections, which are associated with dietary sweets or personal constitution, as well as cross-contamination.