Patient's question:
AgeDuration of the current illness and its persistence: One week ago, the first symptom appeared. Additional information: Thank you all. I compared it with candidal vaginitis, but except for the abnormal color of leukorrhea, I don't have any other symptoms (such as itching, pain). Could this be another type of vaginitis? Or is there an issue internally (such as the uterus, adnexa, or ovaries)? Does it have anything to do with sexual activity?
Thank you!~
Doctor's answer:
Don't look at the symptoms; the diagnosis of all diseases should be based on test results. Abnormal vaginal discharge often indicates gynecological diseases. Generally, gynecological diseases are caused by neglecting hygiene in the perineal area, especially during menstruation and sexual activity, as well as having multiple sexual partners and frequently using sanitary pads, which can lead to gynecological diseases and affect vaginal discharge. Therefore, what you need to pay attention to is maintaining hygiene in the perineal area.