Patient's question:
Candida vulvovaginitis, how is it treated?Candida vulvovaginitis, how is it treated?
Doctor's answer:
Considering your condition of candidal vulvovaginitis, you may experience vulvar itching, burning pain in the vulva and vagina, increased vaginal discharge with a curd-like appearance, and sometimes accompanied by frequent urination, urinary urgency, and dysuria. During intercourse, pain may occur. During a gynecological examination, it is noticeable that white membranous substances adhere to the inner side of the labia minora and vaginal mucosa. After removal, a red and swollen mucosal surface is revealed. In the acute phase, visible are eroded areas or superficial ulcers.It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital for examination. Suppositories containing nystatin should be inserted into the vagina, and clotrimazole cream should be applied to the vulva. It is best for both partners to be treated simultaneously. During treatment, sexual activity is strictly prohibited, and new, clean, and sterilized underwear should be worn daily. A follow-up examination should be conducted after the menstrual period.