How do you know if you have a gynecological inflammation

Patient's question:

Recently, I've sometimes felt a slight pain in my lower abdomen. And yesterday, when I had sex with my husband, suddenly it became very painful down there, so much so that I lost the mood to continue. After a while, the pain subsided, but later I lost interest in sex. How can I know if I have a gynecological infection?

Doctor's answer:

Common manifestations of inflammation: Abnormal vaginal discharge (e.g., excessive amount, yellow color, odor, or curd-like appearance, etc.), vulvar itching, redness, swelling, frequent urination, abnormal vaginal discharge, perineal itching, burning sensation, pain, lower abdominal pain, and other symptoms. Be alert to gynecological inflammation. Occasional lower abdominal pain may be considered as possible pelvic inflammation, adnexitis, endometritis, etc., but it is also not ruled out as urinary tract infection or caused by intestinal diseases.

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