Patient's question:
Hello Doctor: How can I check in daily life if I have gynecological diseases? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Generally speaking, when a woman suffers from gynecological diseases, it is often first manifested in abnormal vaginal discharge. This could be a change in color, a foul odor, an increase in volume, or leukorrhea with blood or blood streaks, among other symptoms. Your protruding lower abdomen may be related to your weight loss efforts. Long-term masturbation can easily lead to gynecological diseases and may also be harmful to your physical and mental health. I suggest you stop this habit to avoid affecting your future family happiness. The small bumps on your mons pubis may be related to poor hygiene. The blockage of glands in the external genital area could also be a factor. I recommend that you pay close attention to hygiene in the perineal area, wash and change your underwear frequently, and preferably expose them to sunlight.