Patient's question:
The area of the small labia, close to the vaginal opening, has a row of red, grainy growths that are symmetrical on both sides. It doesn't itch. I noticed this one month after my hysteroscopic polypectomy. I want to get pregnant now, but I've had frequent urination and urgency for three years without finding a cause. Detailed urine tests and ultrasounds have all been normal.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there are bumps on the labia, which can lead to allergies, infections, or pseudocondyloma if left unremoved. Frequent urination and urgency may be caused by kidney deficiency, which can be regulated through traditional Chinese medicine. It is recommended to promptly visit a hospital for relevant examinations and receive treatment based on the examination results. In daily life, it is important to enhance nutrition, strengthen the body, pay attention to menstrual hygiene and sexual hygiene, use warm water to clean the external genitalia daily, and change underwear frequently.