Patient's question:
I started experiencing abnormal leukorrhea last month, and it has been yellow and sometimes clumpy with a foul odor. My periods often delay, and I have external genital pain and intense itching in the mons pubis, although the labia majora and minora are not itchy. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was prescribed medication, but it hasn't shown any effect. What assistance would you like: What methods can be used to treat abnormal leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Your symptoms and medical history suggest the possibility of vaginal inflammation, which requires follow-up in the gynecology department for further examination. If it is confirmed that you have vaginal inflammation, additional medication will need to be determined based on the nature of your vaginal inflammation. Generally, sexual intercourse is not allowed during medication, and spicy or irritating foods should be avoided. A follow-up test for vaginal discharge routine is necessary after your next menstrual period. It is recommended that you undergo a vaginal discharge routine examination to determine the cause, and then receive treatment based on the results. Sometimes abnormal vaginal discharge can be caused by multiple different bacterial infections, so the treatment process may be slow.