Patient's question:
After suffering from gynecological inflammation, I've been feeling uncomfortable physically. My lower abdomen has been constantly painful, the smell of my vaginal discharge is terrible, and I always feel a sense of heat in my vagina. My menstrual cycle has become irregular. The doctor said I have anemia. I urinate very frequently, needing to go to the toilet many times a day, and I feel itchy and uncomfortable inside my vagina.What kind of assistance would you like: How to check for vulvitis and gynecological inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Gynecological examination for vulvitis, a gynecological inflammation. Vaginal discharge examination. A full-body examination and related blood tests, pathological tests may be necessary if required. Vulvovaginal diseases that need to be differentiated include: vulvar eczema, neurodermatitis, vulvar psoriasis, chronic fibrotic vulvitis, sexually transmitted diseases, and vulvar cancer. Pathological examination is decisive for differentiation and diagnosis. Gynecological inflammation mainly refers to inflammation of a woman's reproductive organs, including various causes of vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. There are many methods for treating gynecological inflammation, depending on the specific disease.