Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
First, you should not use sulfur soap to wash the external genitalia, because our external genitalia and their mucosa are slightly acidic under normal conditions, while sulfur soap is alkaline. Using this soap will disrupt the normal skin flora and facilitate the growth of bacteria and other pathogenic microorganisms. You mentioned that there is some itching down there, which could be due to an allergy after using sulfur soap or could be caused by vaginitis. You can visit the gynecology department for a discharge test to check for the presence of vaginitis. If there is none, you can apply miconazole cream externally. If it is vaginitis, you will need to take oral medication to treat the relevant pathogenic microorganisms.