Patient's question:
Suffering from candidal vulvitis for 3 months, I feel better this month. I had sexual intercourse, but why did it come back? Please ask: What methods can prevent candidal vulvitis?Doctor's answer:
What are the symptoms of fungal vulvitis? If you have vulvitis, you will feel discomfort in the vulva, followed by itching and pain, or a burning sensation. At the same time, there may be varying degrees of swelling and congestion in the skin and mucosa of the vulvar area. In severe cases, it may lead to confusion, ulcers, or large-scale eczema.Pay attention to hygiene, wear loose and breathable underwear, and keep the vulva clean and dry. When washing underwear, be careful to soak it in boiling water or use a certain disinfectant solution before washing to avoid re-infection. Always maintain vaginal hygiene, do not overwash or use vaginal washes with too high a concentration. Sexual activity should be sufficient, and underwear should be made of cotton and loose.