Patient's question:
I am 24 years old this year. Recently, I have always felt a sharp pain in my lower abdomen and aches in my waist. Moreover, my private area has been very uncomfortable, with itching and burning, especially in the afternoon, which is really unbearable. Please ask: How to deal with vaginitis in the early stages of pregnancyDoctor's answer:
Mold is a saprophytic fungus. It can live on the skin, mucous membranes, digestive tract, and other organs of the human body. When the body's resistance decreases, Candida albicans absorbs and exceeds the threshold, leading to recurrence in the human body. Therefore, Candida albicans is an opportunistic pathogen. When the glycogen content in the vaginal epithelial cells of women increases and the acidity rises, Candida albicans absorbs, causing vaginitis. Hence, this condition is commonly seen in pregnant women, diabetic patients, and those receiving estrogen therapy. Additionally, Candida albicans is primarily spread through sexual contact, where infected women can transmit the fungus to men. Candida albicans can also be transmitted through public baths, bathtubs, towels, clothing, and medical devices. Active treatment is essential.