Patient's question:
Yesterday during the busy hour, the gynecologist said she found something suspicious that could be a sexually transmitted disease at the vaginal opening, but she didn't specify what it was, just telling me to go to the dermatology department for a thorough examination. At the time, I was not fully due to the anesthetic. Now I feel very upset, and I myself noticed white discharge at the vaginal opening.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation, if something is found at the vaginal opening, it is generally considered to be genital warts. This is usually caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). It is recommended to go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for examination. Do not make blind guesses yourself, because sexually transmitted diseases also require a series of tests to be diagnosed. After diagnosis, active treatment should be taken, which can be controlled. During the treatment period, there should be absolutely no sexual activity, and you should also pay attention to keeping the private area clean.