Patient's question:
Health consultation description: My groin is red and itchy, and it's a bit painful. Is it vulvitis? What's the difference between vulvitis and vaginitis? How is it caused?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is considered to be symptoms caused by inflammation. It is often due to neglecting hygiene or bacterial infections, so it is important to pay attention to hygiene and seek timely treatment. It is recommended to use a mild saline solution to frequently wash the affected area and seek medical attention for examination and treatment of secretions. This condition is caused by inflammation of the vulva, leading to symptoms such as itching and redness. It is better to frequently use potassium permanganate warm water for soaking and bathing, and to take oral cephalexin and tinidazole for anti-inflammatory treatment. The above advice is for the question "Can mild saline and Jieryin be used to wash the vulva during metronidazole treatment?"