How is vaginitis treated

Patient's question:

I am a 23-year-old girl, and it might be due to anemia, so my blood isn't very much. Then recently, I've been feeling very uncomfortable in my lower body, which is the area that should be called the clitoris. I'm not very clear about the professional term, but it feels a bit painful and itchy after urination. When using tissues to wipe, when you feel particularly dry there, you feel particularly itchy and uncomfortable, especially when the clitoris is outward. I used to feel comfortable when it wasn't like this. Now it feels like my underwear is falling off. I don't know what happened again. I don't know how you can relate to this description. I saw your response, but I don't understand. I think my personal hygiene is okay. I wash my groin every night. Shouldn't vaginitis be related to sexual relationships?

Doctor's answer:

Considering vaginitis, it is recommended to conduct routine and thorough examinations on vaginal discharge before treatment to verify the infection status. Pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear frequently, and use hot water to sterilize used underwear, basins, towels, etc. Dry them in the sun. Avoid spicy foods and seafood. Rest more during the day and avoid overtime at night. Do not eat spicy foods and consume more light meals, vegetables, or fruits.

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