Patient's question:
Since having my child, I've been feeling like I have more and more gynecological infections. Adding to this, my husband has excessive foreskin, and we don't pay enough attention to hygiene and health care during sex. As a result, I've noticed a significant increase in vaginal discharge, and it has a strong, unpleasant odor. I had to go to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it was bacterial vaginosis. How should bacterial vaginosis be treated?Doctor's answer:
It's still quite troublesome if it's bacterial. You need to go to the hospital for regular and thorough check-ups, and also pay attention to your daily life. Suggestions: First, go to a Class III-A hospital or a hospital of the same or higher level for thorough examination and treatment. Second, hygiene products must be washed separately, and they should be exposed to sunlight frequently or sterilized with high temperatures. Third, eat less spicy food. Fourth, if there is sexual activity, both partners should maintain good hygiene, and it's best not to have unprotected sex. Fifth, continue to use soaps and medications.