Patient's question:
Doctor, after giving birth, I had a normal delivery that turned into a C-section. After the birth, when I had sex, the area near the vaginal opening and close to the anus would always crack, which greatly disturbed my mood. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination of my discharge, and the doctor said there was no inflammation. I have also been very careful about hygiene lately, and I recently started using Jieryin liquid for washing, but the cracking still persists. After the C-section, the scar on my abdomen is still very noticeable. The doctor said I have a tendency to scar easily. Could it be that the constant cracking of the vaginal opening is related to my scar-prone constitution? What should the doctor do to resolve this?Doctor's answer:
No problem. Your symptoms and medical history suggest the possibility of vaginal inflammation, which requires follow-up in the gynecology department for further tests. If it is confirmed that you have vaginal inflammation, additional medication will need to be determined based on the nature of your vaginal infection. Generally, sexual activity should be avoided during medication, and spicy or irritating foods should not be consumed. A follow-up test for vaginal discharge routine is required after your next menstrual period.