Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year, divorced for three years. My husband and my in-laws all say I have a sexual dysfunction disease, but I've never heard of women getting this kind of disease. I'd like to understand it more specifically. Do women get it easily?Doctor's answer:
Actually, it's not as serious as imagined. The treatment primarily involves the use of many antidepressants and sedatives. For those with organic inflammation, a significant amount of antibiotics are used to treat the underlying condition, and anesthesia is also administered. It is recommended to visit a regular or specialized hospital for a urological examination to identify the cause, seek timely follow-up treatment, and ensure your health. I suggest following a light diet and avoiding excessively greasy foods. Do not smoke or drink beer anymore. Avoid overexertion. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables. Engage in more outdoor activities, exercise regularly, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.