Patient's question:
I have gynecological inflammation. Recently, I don't know why I always have a burning sensation. What should I do if the gynecological inflammation is severe?Doctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation causes a burning sensation in the perineum. It is necessary to check the routine examination of secretions to identify which pathogen is causing the infection, so that targeted treatment measures can be adopted. If it is simply vaginitis, local use of antibiotic vaginal suppositories is generally recommended. Since our conditions are different, the medications prescribed will also vary. Common pathogens that can cause vaginitis include trichomonas, mycoplasma, bacterial viruses, or Candida.