Patient's question:
Wife found that she had abnormal white discharge and a slightly unpleasant odor, often feeling external genital itching. She went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said she suffered from gynecological inflammation, which seemed quite severe. After discharge, she also took many medications prescribed by the doctor, but none of them worked. How to treat gynecological inflammation?Doctor's answer:
In spring, temperatures rise again, and the air becomes humid, causing various bacteria that cause gynecological inflammation to become highly active. Gynecological inflammation was originally a common disease in rural areas, but it has now become a common condition among urban women. There are many reasons for inflammation, such as washing underwear and socks together, wearing non-cotton pants and underwear, sharing toilet seat covers when going out, skating in public bathrooms, poor hygiene during menstruation, and unclean sexual behavior. Gynecological inflammation often accompanies symptoms like frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, external genital itching, redness and swelling, lower back and lower abdomen pain, which bring inconvenience to daily life, training, and exercise. The inflammation may also spread to adjacent organs, such as the urethra, cervix, and uterine appendages, causing discomfort. Chronic inflammation may lead to infertility or miscarriage.