Patient's question:
I have had gynecological inflammation for a long time. There is a lot of white discharge coming from my vagina, and my period doesn't come on time. I feel hot, and it's uncomfortable when I urinate. I worry about my period because it causes stomach pain. The doctor told me I am anemic, and my vagina feels hot and painful, my strength has decreased, and my white discharge has a smell. What kind of assistance do you need: What is vulvitis, a type of gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
To completely self-heal gynecological inflammation, on the one hand, the physician should provide a detailed explanation of medication methods and self-healing criteria, on the other hand, the patient must endure the treatment, undergo regular follow-up tests, and not be afraid of the inconvenience. Most patients will see their symptoms stabilize or disappear quickly after local medication treatment, but this does not prove that the inflammation has fully healed—it only means that the pathogens have been temporarily suppressed. Patients must absolutely not stop taking medication at this point and should follow the doctor's instructions to complete the treatment course. During the menstrual period, medication can be paused, and after the period ends, the patient should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and a microscopic examination of vaginal secretions. If the results are negative, it indicates a near-complete recovery. If further treatment is needed, it will be focused on that.