How should gynecological diseases be treated?

Patient's question:

I got my period on July 19th, but it hasn't come yet as of September 13th—almost three months have passed. I took a pregnancy test, but it was negative. Now, I have increased discharge with a bad odor. What could be the reason for this?

Doctor's answer:

Increased leukorrhea with an odor, - indicates that you have contracted gynecological inflammation, mainly due to poor hygiene during sexual activity. Before the cause is identified, you should not use medication blindly.
1. Go to the hospital for a detailed gynecological examination to determine what type of inflammation you have.
2. Determine the sensitive medication and start treatment promptly. Before the cause is identified, you should not use medication blindly. Blind use of medication can worsen your inflammation and lead to an imbalance of normal flora in your vagina.
3. During medication, avoid sexual intercourse. If you do have sex at other times, use a condom.
4. Maintain a light and delicious diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and reduce the intake of sweets, irritating foods, spicy foods, etc.

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