Patient's question:
The doctor said I have bacterial vaginosis, but there is a small bump on the inside of my labia. If the vaginosis gets better, will the bump disappear?Doctor's answer:
The external genitalia of women are the most vulnerable parts of the female body and are also the most easily invaded by bacteria. With a slight lack of care, various gynecological diseases can easily be contracted. Among these, vaginitis is one of the most common gynecological diseases, with the most frequent cause being a lack of personal hygiene. Vaginitis can vary in type depending on the pathogen. Therefore, when treating vaginitis, prevention is the key. Consider using traditional Chinese medicine, such as Li Bai Nian Fu Jing Dan, in combination with Compound Shen Bai Wash Solution. Generally, continuous use for three courses can help prevent recurring episodes! Daily gentle washing of the genital area with warm water is recommended, but avoid excessive force. It is best to wear loose cotton underwear and avoid using public bathrooms or towels. Always wash your hands before and after using the restroom.