Patient's question:
About four days ago during the travel, there was an increase in leukorrhea. After coming back, on the first day, I felt pain and itching in the lower abdomen. When I touched myself, I noticed small bumps on the inner walls of the labia. Sometimes, when using tissues to wipe, there would be blood. A few days later, a pale yellow, viscous discharge was expelled from the vagina.Looking up this condition online, it seems to be caused by sexual intercourse. But as a student, I have never had any sexual experience. I also don’t know how to tell my parents.
Doctor's answer:
Vaginal itching is a symptom that can be caused by various reasons. It is recommended that you go to the gynecology department of a hospital for further examination to confirm the diagnosis and then treat it accordingly. At the same time, during treatment, it is important to keep the vaginal skin clean and dry, wear loose underwear, preferably made of cotton. Avoid using alkaline soaps and irritating medications to wash the vaginal area. If there is no infection, do not use disinfectants, nor should you use hot water to rinse. You can use warm water to clean the vaginal area.