Patient's question:
I have had candidal vulvitis for 3 months, and this month I feel like I have recovered. I had sexual activity, but I feel like it has recurred again. Please ask: What are the precautions for treating candidal vulvitis?Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvitis patients exhibit increased vaginal discharge, itching and burning sensation in the vulva and vagina, painful urination, and often redness and swelling around the vulva. The skin changes are varied and bizarre, so women need to actively treat candidal vulvitis with medication. Avoid prolonged sitting, wearing tight pants, and using sanitary pads, as these can keep the intimate area of women constantly moist and warm. Combined with poor air circulation and difficulty in heat dissipation, this environment is particularly conducive to the growth of mold. Over time, it can lead to vaginal flora imbalance.Especially, some sanitary pads also provide anti-inflammatory and antibacterial ingredients. For healthy women, while completely eliminating vaginal pathogens, these ingredients can also damage beneficial bacteria, causing vaginal flora disruption.