Patient's question:
The external genitalia are smaller than goosebumps, patchy, and have been like this for about two years. Back then, before menstruation, I didn’t pay much attention. Recently, it’s a bit itchy, but there’s no cottage cheese-like discharge or odor. The discharge is normal, just white to semi-transparent, and it itches. At first, it was just a little, but now it’s patchy and has spread to the labia minora as well. I’m a bit worried it might affect future conception. Can it heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
Hello: You have some small bumps reappearing in your external genital area, which may indicate some inflammation or unhygienic symptoms. It is important to promptly implement additional adjustments and treatments. In this case, potassium permanganate solution can be used for cleaning, and appropriate examination of body secretions can also be performed to thoroughly investigate the situation. Additional adjustments and treatments should be carried out. Drink more water and maintain a positive mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!