Patient's question:
Recently, it seems like some small bumps have grown below. What could be the matter? I'm currently using medication for vaginitis. Can I have a thorough check-up while using the medication? I've been pregnant for 4 months since giving birth and haven't had any sexual activity. Neither my husband nor I have cheated—I'm very faithful. Could this be a sexually transmitted disease?Can candidal vaginitis be treated during breastfeeding?
Doctor's answer:
If it is around the mons pubis and perineum, it may be a sebaceous cyst. If it is inside the vagina, it should be taken to the hospital for a specific and thorough examination, and it is not advisable to take medication casually. If it is around the mons pubis and perineum, it may be a sebaceous cyst. If it is inside the vagina, it should be taken to the hospital for a specific and thorough examination, and it is not advisable to take medication casually. Vaginitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to self-care training, eating more vegetables and fruits, and avoiding irritating foods. It is hoped that patients with vaginitis can receive professional treatment.