Patient's question:
I feel that my leukorrhea is a bit excessive, which also bothers me a lot. Sometimes there is often some leukorrhea on my pants, but there haven't been any discomfort in my vagina again, so now I'm quite worried and don't know what the reason could be. I heard from others that this might be vaginitis, so I'd like to consult about what medication to use for treating increased leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Increased leukorrhea should be checked to see if it is continuously increasing or if it occurs during the menstrual period or the ovulation period (10 days after the menstrual period ends). If it increases during these two times, there is no problem. This is because there are hormonal changes during this period, which may cause leukorrhea to increase. During this time, pay attention to hygiene, wash underwear more frequently with warm water or feminine hygiene products, and change them often. If it is also excessive or has an odor at other times, it may indicate inflammation. First, go to the hospital for a routine leukorrhea test to confirm the type of inflammation. Then, you can use vaginal medication, oral medication, and Liefukang rinse. Avoid sexual intercourse during this time, and only then can it be effectively treated.