Patient's question:
I had cervical inflammation last year, and my leukorrhea was abnormal for more than three months. Later, it was cured, and it hasn't recurred until now. Recently, one of my classmates got divorced because of infertility. She told me that she used to have gynecological inflammation and now can't get pregnant. I'm also very worried about myself. I haven't married yet.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's actually not as serious as you imagine. Gynecological inflammation is a common condition. It's important to persist with treatment and also pay attention to hygiene in daily life. Develop good habits for yourself and avoid sharing personal items with others. You can choose topical medication, but it's recommended to use it under the guidance of a doctor to use it reasonably. Using the wrong medication can lead to other problems. Additionally, you should moderate sexual activity. I suggest a light diet, avoiding greasy foods. Stop smoking and drinking, and avoid overexertion. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and engage in outdoor activities. Exercise regularly to maintain good health.