Patient's question:
I have a fungal vaginal infection. At first, I took medication for a while, and it has already started to improve, so I stopped taking it regularly. However, recently, it might have been triggered by sexual activity, and the infection has recurred. This isn't the first time it has flared up. How can a recurring fungal vaginal infection be permanently cured?Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis treats white, mainly having opportunistic pathogens, mainly caused by endogenous infection. It occurs when the body's resistance and local immunity of the vagina are low. The use of antibiotics, high blood sugar during pregnancy, and external genital moisture are contributing factors. If you have four or more recurrences per year, it becomes complex vulvovaginitis. Treatment should focus on removing the cause, preventing recurrence, enhancing treatment, and combining consolidation therapy. If possible, perform fungal culture and drug sensitivity tests to determine the appropriate medication.