Patient's question:
Yesterday, I started feeling itchy in the inner vagina, with only a very small amount of white discharge. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: Last year, I was thoroughly examined in the hospital and diagnosed with candidiasis vaginitis, which was cured with medication. What kind of help should I seek: What medicine should I use? I don't want to go to the hospital for a thorough examination, or should I just go back to that hospital to get the same medicine they originally prescribed?Doctor's answer:
For fungal infection, it is recommended to clean the external genitalia and vagina with an alkaline solution of sodium bicarbonate, then insert nystatin suppositories into the vagina, and apply miconazole cream to the external genitalia for better results. Daily cleaning of the external genitalia and vagina with a feminine wash can be helpful, along with changing underwear every day and washing it together with towels and basins. In addition to standard treatment for vaginitis, patients should also pay attention to proper care, such as maintaining a balanced diet and keeping a positive mood. At the same time, patients should choose a professional hospital for diagnosis to achieve better treatment outcomes.