Patient's question:
Medical Description: After tests and ultrasound, it was diagnosed as vaginitis. Due to inflammation, many small bumps have grown on both the inner and outer walls of the labia, and there is hyperplasia at the vaginal opening. The ultrasound results indicated multiple changes in the ovaries.History of Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been administered.
Desired Help: The doctor said that treatment for the inflammation should be received in the hospital. It involves a procedure that lasts about 10-15 minutes and needs to be repeated several times. After reducing the inflammation, the hyperplasia will be addressed. The doctor mentioned that medication is ineffective for this condition. Is this correct? Is it necessary?
Doctor's answer:
Every day, you must wear dry underwear and keep the vaginal area dry. If necessary, go to the hospital to get it cleaned up, receive intravenous drips, apply medicine, and undergo a series of treatments. After that, remember to follow up to prevent it from recurring. Recurrence will be very troublesome, and you'll feel completely unwell. Pay attention to personal hygiene, clean up promptly, and avoid excessive sexual activity. During treatment, you cannot have sex. Maintain a regular sleep schedule, avoid staying up late, and go to bed and wake up on time. Eat meals on time and avoid consuming too much junk food or foods with strong, such as spicy or sour ones.