Patient's question:
I just had a baby a year ago. Recently, for some reason, my menstrual flow has been very light. It starts with a little bit, then after two days, there's a bit more. Besides the cottage cheese-like discharge, which comes in chunks, sexual intercourse is generally okay, but the discharge increases, and the vagina feels dry. What should I do about vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
It is indeed necessary to receive proper treatment, even if it is mild, as procrastination can make it very serious. It's best to seek treatment promptly, but be cautious when choosing medication. Avoid using drugs blindly. It is recommended that patients with vaginitis have a thorough examination and treatment at the hospital. It is best not to rely solely on advertisements, as this can be both exhausting and financially burdensome. In addition to timely treatment, patients with vaginitis should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Only with sufficient deep sleep can they recover from this condition more quickly.