Patient's question:
I am married, and recently I have discovered vulvar burning with accompanying dysuria. There are small black bumps on both sides of the perineum (dot-like, painless). The vaginal and cervical discharge were normal around November 11th. I want to know if this is solely due to tight pants. Please reply. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Hello, a burning sensation in the vulva may be caused by vaginitis. Vaginitis can be divided into trichomoniasis and candidiasis. You can take some anti-inflammatory medications or use a cleansing solution. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine vaginal discharge test to confirm the diagnosis and then treat accordingly. Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid eating cold or irritating foods. During the acute phase, fever may occur. Active treatment is required, and sexual activity should be avoided during this period. Pay attention to vulvar hygiene, change underwear frequently, and wear loose pants as much as possible.