What is the wrinkled white skin discharge after using medication?

After gynecological medication, the white wrinkles discharged from the vaginal area are generally considered to be related to the shedding of epidermal cells, and some may be caused by changes in the form of the drug itself. If there is obvious local irritation or discomfort, it may be related to allergy, and the medication should be stopped. If there are no other symptoms of discomfort, no treatment is needed, and the medication can continue.

What is the wrinkled white skin discharged after medication? Some vaginal suppositories will form a large amount of white skin-like substances after use, which is a normal reaction after drug use. This may be due to the shedding of surface cells or changes in the drug under the vaginal environment.

What should I do if I discharge wrinkled white skin after medication?

1. If this condition occurs after medication, don't panic. You can use it according to the rules, but if there are obvious symptoms of irritation, especially severe redness, swelling, or itching, some people may experience systemic symptoms such as edema and rash, which may be due to an allergic reaction. In this case, you should stop the medication immediately.

2. If you use the medication according to the rules, and there are no severe symptoms, but only discharge these skin-like substances without any stimulating symptoms, you can observe and wait until the end of a treatment course to go to the hospital for examination to understand the relief of symptoms and local relief.