Patient's question:
How come I always get gynecological inflammation? I'm also very careful about hygiene.Doctor's answer:
Generally, the pathogens that cause gynecological infections include Chlamydia, fungi, anaerobic bacteria, etc. This infection is closely related to individual constitution. These microorganisms normally exist in the human body, and when the body's resistance declines, they may proliferate abnormally, leading to pathogenic effects. If not treated promptly, it can result in recurrent infections.Recommendation: I suggest you must go to the hospital for a secretion test to identify the pathogen before treatment, as different infections require different treatment plans.