Patient's question:
After giving birth, I had a thorough examination at the hospital and was diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis. After 10 days of treatment, the examination showed it was cured. Three months later, the itching returned, so I bought Wet Itch Wash and it went away. But now, after five months, the external genital area is itchy again. My discharge is milky white with no special odor, and there are fish egg-like granules on both sides of the labia minora. There is no unusual sensation when touched. Could it be genital warts?Doctor's answer:
Abnormal external genital itching, initially suspected to be caused by gynecological infections leading to gynecological inflammation, possibly vaginal inflammation, and the granules outside the labia minora may also be due to inflammation. The specific situation requires further careful examination. It is recommended to visit a hospital for the following detailed examinations. Based on the examination results, appropriate medications should be administered for systemic and local treatment. Additionally, it is important to pay attention to daily conditioning training. Avoid consuming extremely cold and irritating foods in your diet, and pay attention to adjusting sleep schedules for regular routines. Maintain good personal hygiene.