Patient's question:
Daughter has been saying recently that her lower abdomen is itchy, especially the area where her pubic hair grows. After asking her, I found that her vaginal discharge is also a bit abnormal—it's particularly excessive, and her underwear often has yellow solid particles. At first, I was very angry, thinking she was dating someone outside. However, a colleague told me that children can also get gynecological inflammation now.Doctor's answer:
Hello, gynecological inflammation is not only something that women who have sex can get. Currently, clinical evidence shows that some teenage girls can also contract this disease. Teenage girls often develop gynecological inflammation due to poor hygiene practices, such as taking a bath in a tub or washing socks and underwear together. Over time, this can lead to inflammation. It is recommended that you take her to the hospital for a check-up to determine which type of gynecological inflammation she has before starting treatment.