Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Consider it may be caused by infant vaginitis. The baby's vaginal development is still immature, and their resistance is weaker. Moreover, the vaginal opening is very close to the anal opening. Wiping from the anus toward the vaginal opening after using the toilet with toilet paper can easily lead to bacterial invasion of the vagina. Additionally, young girls wearing open-bottom pants sometimes like to sit on the ground to play, which can also easily introduce bacteria into the vagina, causing vaginitis. Once yellow discharge is noticed in the baby's underwear, active anti-inflammatory treatment should be initiated. A drug sensitivity test can be conducted to select a sensitive antibiotic for treatment. At the same time, it is important to maintain good external genital hygiene—clean the area with warm water daily. Gradually, the condition will improve.