Patient's question:
Health consultation description: Just went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told it's chronic vulvitis. They prescribed medication, and told me to wash and eat accordingly. But my period just started, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Just carefully checked for vulvitis during menstruation. You can wait until menstruation is over to start treatment. Vulvovaginal inflammation may often become milder during menstruation, so it's ideal to start treatment after menstruation ends, which allows for a longer period of relief. You can take medication first, and then use a wash after your period. I don't recommend you to be nervous. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene in your daily life, change your underwear and pants frequently, wash your vulva every day, use warm water to wash, not sit in a bath, and dry it thoroughly.