Methods of auxiliary treatment for patients with vaginitis in winter

Vaginitis is the most common type of gynecological disease, mainly caused by pathogens invading the female vagina, resulting in abnormal vaginal discharge and other symptoms. Vaginitis patients can often use the following methods for auxiliary treatment in winter:

White radish with vinegar

Squeeze the white radish into juice in advance and set it aside. Clean the vulva with acetic acid every night, and then scrub it with the white radish juice. You can also scrub it deeply. This method can effectively treat symptoms such as vulvar itching and excessive vaginal discharge.

Grated green radish

Wash the green radish and mash it into a paste. Wrap about two spoons of radish paste in sterilized gauze and roll it up, tying one end with a string. Clean the vagina with potassium permanganate solution, insert the gauze roll into the vagina, and pull it back and forth. Or in autumn and winter, put it into the vagina for about an hour and then remove it. This method can effectively treat trichomoniasis vaginitis.

Pork liver verbena

Prepare 60 grams of pork liver and 30 grams of verbena, cut them into small pieces, mix them well, cover them with a bowl and steam them in a pot for 30 minutes. This method can effectively treat vulvar itching, excessive leucorrhea, etc., and has the effects of clearing heat, detoxifying and removing dampness.

Braised Pork Belly with Plantains

First, clean the plantain and pork tripe, cut the pork tripe into small pieces, add water and salt, stew for 30 minutes, drink the soup and eat the tripe. Long-term use can treat excessive vaginal discharge, yellow color, and odor caused by various infections.