Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: During the approximate ovulation period, the vaginal discharge appears dark red, lasting for about a week. Around the time of menstruation, the discharge has been consistently large and viscous. This condition has persisted for about two years. What should I do?Current general condition:
Doctor's answer:
Your condition is first considered to be a manifestation of gynecological inflammation infection. The vagina contains normal flora, which usually inhibits each other and does not cause illness. However, when the body's resistance declines, factors such as unprotected sex, improper use of feminine hygiene products, wearing tight pants or synthetic underwear, and overuse of antibiotics can all lead to this. There are many pathogens that can cause inflammation infection, such as fungi, bacteria, trichomonas, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc. Before treatment, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for examination and diagnosis to determine the specific condition. Targeted medication should be administered to avoid delaying the treatment.