Patient's question:
I have had candidiasis for a year. When I first noticed the condition, I went to the hospital for routine treatment, and monthly lab tests were conducted. Three months later, the test confirmed that it had healed on its own. However, after stopping the medication, the candidiasis recurred mildly one week before my period. I focused on using medications like clotrimazole suppositories for treatment, but I found that the condition improves with medication and worsens without it, and it always recurs one week before my period. It's usually fine otherwise (I've had gynecological health check-ups during this time, and it was never detected). I also have some understanding of this condition—candida is present in the vaginas of most women, but it only multiplies when the pH value is 5.5.Doctor's answer:
Hello: From what you mentioned, the treatment method for your husband is very accurate!! As for wanting to get pregnant, it is best to wait until after the treatment is completely finished before considering it! Candidiasis is a vaginal infection caused by the fungus Candida albicans. It has a high incidence rate, is prone to recurrence, and is a common gynecological disease. Candida dislikes growing in an acidic environment. It often spreads through the vagina, mouth, and intestines of humans, leading to mutual transmission.