Patient's question:
Small red bumps in the form of granules appear around the private area every month. The discharge is slightly yellow, and previously, the small red bumps would disappear within half a month. This month, after a month, they still haven't gone away, and it feels painful. The doctor has confirmed the condition as abnormal discharge and has been taking medication for treatment. The treatment has been very active and cooperative, but the results have not been very significant.What kind of assistance is needed: How can abnormal discharge be treated more thoroughly?
Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, this leukorrhea abnormality still needs to consider the possibility of gynecological inflammation transmission. Active treatment is required. It is recommended that for this situation, you should still have a leukorrhea routine examination to determine the type of vaginitis, and then implement symptomatic treatment based on the examination results. Do not worry too much. It is advised to pay attention to hygiene, change underwear and pants frequently, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and strictly prohibit sexual activity.