Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with candidal vulvovaginitis at the hospital. I have already started treatment, taking medication and undergoing microwave scrubbing. It has been three days of treatment, and there is still bleeding, and it still itches. What is going on? Tomorrow, apart from the final day of treatment, do I need to focus on treatment? What is going on? Do I still need to focus on treatment?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is likely vaginitis. Commonly, 1. After women develop diabetes, there is a disruption in glucose metabolism in their bodies, leading to elevated blood sugar levels. This increases the glycogen content in vaginal epithelial cells, similarly enhancing the acidity of the vagina, making it suitable for the growth and adaptation of Candida. 2. The use of estrogen. Estrogen promotes the deposition of glycogen in vaginal epithelial cells, increasing vaginal acidity and facilitating the growth of Candida, which can lead to fungal vaginitis. It is recommended to use Funi Jing Dan, a herbal preparation that can thoroughly restore immune function. Take one pill daily, and continue for three menstrual cycles to prevent recurrence. I hope this explanation is helpful to you.