Patient's question:
I have already had my period, but there is often blood in my vaginal discharge. This situation lasts for about half a month. Sometimes, I experience intermittent bloating and pain in my vagina. I am not yet married and don't know what the condition could be?The part where pubic hair grows, the bone that protrudes at the lower abdomen, always hurts. When I press it, it feels like it has grown taller, with frequent bloating and pain. I dare not press it hard. What could this condition be? How should I check it?
These pains have been going on for almost two years. I don't know how to see a doctor or how to explain it to the doctor?
I hope the expert can
Doctor's answer:
Your condition is commonly associated with vaginitis. It is recommended to undergo a routine vaginal discharge examination to identify the underlying cause. Once the diagnosis is clear, symptomatic treatment can be administered. Avoid self-medication without proper guidance, as different types of vaginitis require different medications.Underwear and socks should not be washed together with shoe insoles. It is best to use a separate laundry container for underwear. After washing, underwear should be exposed to sunlight for drying. It is advisable for both partners to be treated simultaneously to prevent repeated transmission during sexual activity, which may lead to prolonged and unresolved infections. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided.