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NoDoctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation can be mild without obvious discomfort, only detectable during a gynecological examination. In severe cases, there may be an increase in leukorrhea, which appears purulent or bloody and has a foul odor. Leukorrhea can irritate the vulva, causing vulvar itching. Severe cases may involve lower abdominal, which worsens after sexual intercourse, and may also include discomfort such as frequent urination. There are many types of microorganisms that can cause gynecological inflammation, including bacteria, fungi, trichomonas, mixed infections, chlamydia, or mycoplasma infections. The specific type of inflammation needs to be confirmed after examination.