Patient's question:
Which hospitals treat candidal vulvovaginitis? Is it necessary for both husband and wife to be treated when suffering from vaginitis? Is that right?Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease, and trichomoniasis vaginitis is particularly stubborn among them. After contracting the disease, symptoms such as intense itching in the private area, restlessness, abnormal vaginal discharge, painful masturbation, frequent urination, and urgency can cause great distress to patients. Since Trichomonas vaginalis can be transmitted through sexual contact between partners, it is advisable to treat trichomoniasis vaginitis with both partners. Both trichomoniasis vaginitis and fungal vaginitis can be transmitted between partners. If a woman is infected, the man should also go to the hospital for examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Some men, even though they are not sick, may be healthy carriers and should also be treated. During acute infection, sexual activity must be strictly prohibited. After symptoms improve, use condoms during sexual activity to prevent cross-infection.