Patient's question:
The vagina is itchy, and there is a lot of discharge that is rotten. What should I do if I have candidiasis and trichomoniasis vaginitis. Test results, detailed examination: Went to the hospital for a routine vaginal discharge test. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The condition recurred after treatment, what should I do if I have candidiasis and trichomoniasis vaginitis? What kind of help do you need: Treating both types of vaginitis at the same time, or one at a time.Doctor's answer:
The characteristics of candidal vulvovaginitis are recurrent episodes, particularly more pronounced before and after menstruation. To treat recurrent candidal vulvovaginitis, it is first necessary to eliminate the underlying causes that lead to repeated vaginal candidal infections, while also shortening the treatment duration and employing multiple different treatment methods simultaneously. Local treatment can involve using traditional Chinese herbal medicine for fumigation and sitz baths, followed by medication insertion into the vagina (e.g., miconazole nitrate or clotrimazole vaginal tablets), and applying clotrimazole cream externally. Patients should also pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, patients should choose an authoritative hospital for diagnosis to ensure a good therapeutic outcome.