Patient's question:
Medical history and treatment outcomes: No longer treatable. What kind of help is desired: Why is this happening, can it be recovered?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent vaginal dryness may be due to a lack of vitamin B2. If the cause of frequent vaginal dryness is considered to be medication-related: long-term use of antihistamines, anticholinergic drugs, sedatives, or progesterone-containing birth control pills can lead to increased vaginal discharge. Stopping the relevant medication promptly can quickly alleviate vaginal dryness.Sexual arousal disorder: This is a female sexual dysfunction characterized by vaginal dryness even after stimulation, lack of proper labial engorgement, and the inability to experience pleasure during intercourse. In such cases, professional guidance and treatment from psychologists and sexology experts are necessary.