Patient's question:
A few days ago, I felt a very itchy vagina, and my discharge was also increasing continuously. The discharge was yellow and had a consistency like bean curd. So I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was candidiasis vaginitis. Then the doctor prescribed some topical treatments and oral medication for me. Today, I suddenly experienced irregular vaginal bleeding again. Could it be caused by the vaginitis? Hello, does candidiasis vaginitis cause vaginal bleeding?Doctor's answer:
I am glad to help you solve your problem. Candida infection-induced vaginitis is usually referred to as candidal vaginitis. The main clinical manifestations are vaginal itching, accompanied by cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge, and may include painful intercourse or even vaginal bloody discharge, as there is a possibility of recurrent mucosal ulcers. In this case, the first step is to clean the perineum with a weak alkaline solution, followed by antifungal treatment, which involves taking oral medication and applying medication to the vagina simultaneously.