Patient's question:
Medical history: Some increase in leukorrhea, no other symptoms for now. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Not sure if it's gynecological inflammation. Desired help: Want to know how to prevent gynecological inflammation.Doctor's answer:
1. Exercise regularly, maintain a balanced diet, and avoid excessive consumption of sugary foods.2. Both partners should develop good hygiene habits, paying special attention to the cleanliness of the genital organs.
3. Develop good hygiene habits: Do not use public restrooms, bathtubs, towels, or other hygiene facilities; wash your hands before using the toilet; do not excessively use unclean toilet paper; wipe the outer genital area from front to back after defecation; change and dry underwear in a well-ventilated area; use your own bowls and towels; wash underwear and socks separately. Showering is recommended.
4. Excessive induced abortions and childbirth are also causes of gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid too many induced abortions and childbirth.
5. Regular gynecological check-ups should be conducted. Generally, women under 40 who are married should be examined every two years, while women over 40 should be examined annually.
6. Abstinence is required during the menstrual period and for 30 days after a miscarriage, as it can easily lead to pelvic infection, retrograde blood flow, endometriosis, and even infertility.