Patient's question:
In the past two days, I've been experiencing constant itching in my lower body, which has already affected my normal life. Using topical medications and anti-inflammatory drugs hasn't been very effective. Today, I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination, and the results showed a few squamous cells. What does it mean if there are a few squamous cells in a gynecological examination?Doctor's answer:
Recurring itching in the perineal area is mostly caused by local inflammation, such as vaginitis. It could also be a local skin and mucosal allergic reaction to the perineal area, or fungal infection, among other possibilities. A gynecological examination of cervical secretions shows a small amount of epithelial cells with slight inflammation. Pay attention to dietary hygiene and sexual hygiene, engage in appropriate physical exercise, and consider using some common gynecological cleansers for anti-inflammatory treatment.