Patient's question:
My detailed situation is that I had mild symptoms at the end of September this year, but I ignored them. Later, the itching worsened, but I continued to use Sinewash liquid twice a day, thinking that washing more frequently would help. However, it didn't improve, and I eventually went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor only performed a vaginal discharge test and a vaginal examination to make a judgment, and said it was very serious. The test results showed a cleanliness level of 2, with congestion in the labia majora, labia minora, and anterior vaginal lip mucosa; congestion in the vaginal mucosa, with a large amount of yellow, cheese-like discharge; and congestion in the cervix. Is it really that serious? Could this quickly lead to something like cervical erosion? After researching online, I learned that there are various types of vaginitis, and their symptoms are quite similar.Doctor's answer:
The patient should follow a light diet, consuming more fruits and vegetables. It is advisable to eat more high-protein foods such as eggs, meat, and dairy products. Avoid spicy and irritating foods in daily life. Do not smoke or drink alcohol, and ensure adequate rest. During sexual activity, take timely contraceptive measures to effectively reduce the incidence of induced abortion and miscarriage. This can minimize artificial damage and the opportunity for bacterial infection of the cervix.