Can I still get better with medication for my fungal vaginitis?

Patient's question:

I have candidiasis and it was cured after taking one dose. I got rechecked yesterday and took another dose tonight. Just now when I went to the toilet, I noticed fresh red blood, but it stopped after wiping. My period came on the 18th, but it hasn't arrived this month yet.
Hello, is this menstrual blood? But it's very fresh red. Did taking medication yesterday affect this month's period?

Doctor's answer:

The main reason for the recurrence of candidal vulvovaginitis is that both partners do not understand the treatment simultaneously, and after a recurrence of candidal vulvovaginitis, the medication is not taken seriously, making it difficult to treat. During the treatment of candidal vulvovaginitis, it is not necessary to change underwear, sterilize underwear, towels, and other items according to regulations. If symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis are detected, it is necessary to seek medical attention early to understand proper treatment and alleviate the condition, preventing recurrence. The daily treatment for vaginitis patients primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take many oral medications, combined with various vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods, hoping that vaginitis patients can recover quickly! Thank you!

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