Patient's question:
First diagnosed 8 years ago, with curd-like discharge and vaginal itching. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Initially, medication led to recovery, but over time, resistance to the medication developed. What kind of help is desired: Complete recoveryDoctor's answer:
This condition is treated with antifungal therapy, and there are no special methods. If there is resistance to general antifungal drugs, many traditional Chinese medicine treatments can be combined. However, the course of treatment is long, and it is essential to persist with it. The results are quite good. Sexual partners should also be treated simultaneously, as this condition is contagious. Treating both parties at the same time can prevent cross-infection. Additionally, underwear and pants that have been worn should be sterilized to reduce the likelihood of recurrence.Patients directly face the distress of vaginitis. We should actively undergo thorough examinations and treatment without avoiding medical visits. If vaginitis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.