Patient's question:
Candidal vulvovaginitis has been treated, but after this month's treatment, the leukorrhea returned to normal. Last month, my period started on the 25th, and this month, it began on the 23rd, which is almost right after this month's menstrual period. The leukorrhea has become grainy again. However, when I went to the hospital for a check-up, the leukorrhea test results were all normal, and no candidiasis was detected.Is there a case in clinical diagnosis where the leukorrhea is grainy but no candidiasis is found? The doctor said that if nothing significant is detected for now, there's no need to worry about it. I'm worried that after the menstrual period, if I go back to the hospital for a recheck and still can't find any candidiasis, but the leukorrhea still doesn't improve. What should I do then?
Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis causes significant interference for women. If it is a mild vaginal infection, it is harmless to pregnancy. However, if the vaginal infection is severe, it is necessary to be cured before pregnancy. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine treatment, such as Funiandan. Generally, continuous use for three menstrual cycles can completely eliminate drug resistance, fully restore autoimmune function to prevent recurrence, and has a good clinical diagnostic effect!