Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Ulcers at the vaginal opening, pain during urination and bathing, slightly curdy vaginal discharge, lasting for three days.History of Treatment and Effect: Taken oral anti-inflammatory tablets and local washes.
Desired Help: Unsure of the condition, is it serious?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, in this case, there may be an inflammatory issue, and a routine vaginal discharge test is needed to check for pathogens and treat with appropriate medication.Advice: Keep the perineal area clean and hygienic. Avoid sexual activity during treatment. Eat more fruits and vegetables and avoid spicy and irritating foods.
It is recommended not to be overly anxious or worried. You should go to the hospital for a check-up. If necessary, you can have your discharge tested and receive treatment based on the symptoms.
Based on your current symptoms, it seems you may have vaginitis. You should visit a gynecologist for an examination, have a routine vaginal discharge test, and also consider getting a fasting blood glucose test. After confirmation, you can receive targeted treatment for better effectiveness.