Patient's question:
Does gynecological inflammation affect the skin? Last month I had a thorough check-up and was found to have gynecological inflammation, and since then my skin condition has been poor. I don't know if this is the cause.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, gynecological inflammation will never affect the skin, such as rough skin, skin itching, or red rashes. In this case, it is considered dermatitis, which is related to a lack of vitamins, infectious bacteria, or fungi. Gynecological inflammation is usually likely to cause menstrual disorders, and severe cases may lead to the possibility of secondary infertility. After diagnosis, active anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary, and paying attention to dietary hygiene can effectively prevent the occurrence of gynecological inflammation. It is recommended to eat more fruits and vegetables daily to digest vitamins and maintain skin cleanliness.