Patient's question:
Urethral burning, glans itch. At the same top-tier hospital twice, careful examinations both showed prostatitis. However, the mycoplasma culture was negative once and positive the other time. Which is accurate? The doctor said to go by what's present. So, is it present or not?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation described, there is currently a minimal amount of skin peeling. It is possible that this could be ovulation bleeding that reappears during the ovulation period, or it could be a sign that menstruation is approaching. If there are abnormal vaginal discharges, it is recommended to have a routine vaginal discharge test done at the hospital to determine the type of vaginitis, so that symptomatic treatment can be more effective.Additionally, for patients with vulvar itching during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients should focus on digestible nutrients, prevent stomach issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm. It is hoped that the above answers can be helpful. Thank you.