Patient's question:
What are the main symptoms of vulvitis? Are there hospitals that can treat vulvitis? What are the main symptoms of vulvitis? Are there hospitals that can treat vulvitis?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis primarily manifests as itching, pain, or a burning sensation in the external genital area, which is relieved during walking, exertion, cycling, sexual intercourse, or urination. The skin of the external genital area becomes congested, red, and swollen, with increasing amounts of exudate, scratch marks, and sometimes ulcers, broken skin, or clustered blisters, papules, or eczema. Over time, the skin may thicken, become rough, change color, and even develop secondary skin fissures. It is also common to experience increased vaginal discharge, which appears yellow and purulent. You can visit the gynecology department of a regular hospital for this.