Patient's question:
I have gynecological inflammation, and the doctor told me I am anemic. During my period, my lower abdomen always hurts, urination feels painful, and I need to urinate many times. My period has come many days earlier than usual. I feel very hot inside the vagina, there is a lot of discharge, the vagina hurts, and I don't have as much energy as before. What kind of assistance do I need: What is candidal vulvitis and gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvitis, a gynecological inflammation, often coexists with candidal vaginitis. It can be accompanied by cottage cheese-like discharge, and the affected surface may sometimes be covered with white plaques. The vestibular glands, located on one side of the labia majora, may become red, swollen, warm, and painful, forming a lump in the lower one-third of the labia majora. This lump may have a jarring sensation and tenderness, indicating the formation of a vestibular gland abscess. The abscess may sometimes rupture spontaneously.Regarding your cervical inflammation-induced abnormal vaginal discharge and vaginal inflammation symptoms, cervical inflammation generally occurs and requires attention. If you have vaginal infections or other conditions, timely treatment is necessary. It is advisable to seek treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Paying attention before and after sexual activity is better to avoid transmission. Maintain good local hygiene, change underwear frequently, and avoid unprotected sex.