Patient's question:
All symptoms: White liquid discharge from the female urethral opening, with a sense of lower abdominal heaviness, frequent urge to urinate but with little urine output. Onset time and cause: Symptoms have been present for three days. Treatment history: Not treated. Desired assistance: Is this a gynecological disease? What medication should be taken? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the clitoris, also known as the clitoral glans or clitoral bud, is located at the top of the two labia minora, where the two labia majora meet. It is a small, cylindrical organ covered by the clitoral hood, measuring about 2-4 centimeters in length. The tip is rounded, with the enlarged end called the clitoral glans. The clitoris is a in the entire human anatomical structure. It is the only organ in humans that is solely related to sexual arousal and sexual sensation, with its only physiological function being to stimulate female sexual desire and pleasure. Prevention should involve cautious living habits, emotional regulation, dietary moderation, and abstinence from sexual activity, while also paying attention to emotional well-being.