Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Is it normal for the nipples to itch during ovulation?Doctor's answer:
It could be a sebaceous cyst or sebaceous adenitis, or mammary hyperplasia. It is recommended to check with a gynecology department in a regular hospital. You can use a warm towel for hot compress first and pay attention to local hygiene. It could also be bleeding after taking birth control medication, which is a side effect of the medication. If you take it again, it may cause withdrawal bleeding. Over time, this can disrupt your hormone system and lead to menstrual disorders. This is not a smart approach, and it will eventually harm your body! It cannot also guarantee 100% contraception success. Choose contraceptive measures based on your own situation. Wishing you good health, and I hope my answer is helpful to you!