Patient's question:
Hello, the discharge is like, during sexual life, there is a white, very sticky liquid flowing out. After careful examination, it is confirmed to be a fungal vaginal infection. How should vaginal infections be treated for the best results?Doctor's answer:
According to your description of candidiasis, there needs to be consideration of antifungal medications for symptomatic treatment. The treatment must be thorough, as otherwise, it is prone to recurring, leading to non-healing. Commonly used medications include Nifuratel and Nystatin Soft Capsules, Clotrimazole Vaginal Tablets, or Terbinafine Suppositories, all of which are antifungal medications. Treatment should be administered for 7-10 days each month and should be continued for three months. Three consecutive negative tests are required to consider it cured.