Patient's question:
Health Consultation Description: Hello: The vulva has started to show signs of itching and pain again this week, accompanied by a burning sensation. I don't know the reason, so I went to the hospital for a follow-up visit. They said it's vulvitis. Oh, hello, what tests should be done for vulvitis? What kind of assistance is needed: I ask the doctor to inform me.Doctor's answer:
Routine thorough examination: Generally, it is necessary to ask detailed questions about the medical history, the amount and characteristics of secretions, and whether there are any special factors. For elderly patients, pay attention to whether they have a history of diabetes; for younger patients, pay attention to whether they have pinworms. Pay attention to understanding the patient's hygiene habits. Check if the secretions have any special infections, such as fungi, trichomonas, amoebas, etc. If necessary, check for urinary sugar and stool eggs. After the examination, you need to go to the separate examination bed, take off your clothes, and perform a gynecological examination. At this time, if you have the urge to urinate, don't feel embarrassed, as a full bladder will directly interfere with the examination.