Patient's question:
Always very accurate, but this time something is off. My period came on the 26th of last month and stopped on the 29th, but on the 1st of this month, I noticed a little blood in my underwear. I only found out yesterday after going to the hospital that it was caused by a gynecological inflammation. So, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Due to the delicate skin of the female external genitalia, the abundant sweat glands, numerous folds, hidden and exposed areas, and poor ventilation, it is prone to bacterial attacks, leading to gynecological inflammation. At the same time, women's daily living habits, such as poor hygiene, lack of attention to personal behavior, and frequent contact with public items, can also cause gynecological inflammation. The reproductive organs, abdomen, and external environment are interconnected, making it easy for bacteria to enter the uterus from the vagina, causing upward infections and leading to gynecological inflammation. Clinically, for treating gynecological inflammation, Chinese herbal medicine Jinji Capsule is commonly used. It has the effects of clearing heat, detoxifying, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic, as well as strengthening the spleen and removing dampness. It has been recommended by many gynecologists as a classic medication.