Patient's question:
Medical history: Abnormal vaginal discharge, bleeding after intercourse, but now it has improved. Past treatment and effectiveness: The condition improved after medication, but the vaginal discharge is still excessive. Desired help: Want to have a child.Doctor's answer:
Couples of childbearing age have been living together for 1 year. They have normal sexual activity and have never taken any contraceptive measures. Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive. In your current situation, you can try to conceive for a while longer. If you still cannot get pregnant, you should visit a professional hospital for treatment. Under the guidance of a doctor, targeted treatment should be administered. In daily life, avoid eating cold foods such as: cabbage, green tea, radishes, oranges, etc. Instead, consume more warm foods like: mutton, flour, highland rice, broad beans, leafy greens, mustard greens, etc. Drink plenty of hot water in daily life and avoid drinking ice water. On cloudy days, avoid eating ice cream. When you have frequent bowel movements, do not use sanitary pads. Sanitary pads often keep the vagina at a high temperature and are not breathable, making it easier for bacteria to grow. Therefore, it is best to avoid using them. Simply changing underwear frequently is sufficient. Pay attention to maintaining a regular lifestyle and developing good habits to boost your immunity and avoid infections from pathogens. Go to bed early and wake up early. Eat meals on a regular schedule. Identify the cause of the problem and then receive corresponding treatment based on the condition.