Gynecological diseases are not only diseases that women only get, many girls can also be infected with gynecological diseases before engaging in sexual activity. Before treating gynecological diseases, a series of examinations are usually required to determine the cause and provide targeted treatment. So, how do virgins do routine vaginal discharge?
Before undergoing routine vaginal discharge examination, virgins need to inform the doctor of their condition in advance and not conceal anything. For virgins, routine vaginal discharge sampling by doctors will not enter the depths of the vagina, but will be done near the vaginal opening, so as not to damage the hymen.
Most women develop vaginitis starting from adolescence and even early childhood, commonly known as infantile vaginitis. If you find any abnormal discomfort, unbearable itching, or abnormal vaginal discharge color in your private area, you need to undergo routine vaginal discharge examination.
For some girls who have not yet menstruated after the age of 16 or experience amenorrhea after menarche, gynecological examinations are also necessary. Menstruation is a monthly menstrual period for women. If there is irregular menstruation or severe dysmenorrhea during puberty, vaginal examination is necessary. Excluding whether there is a defect or misalignment of the genitalia, other discomforts can be treated with medication or diet. If these situations occur and do not undergo a physical examination, it will affect the future sexual life and fertility of young girls.
