Patient's question:
Candida albicans vaginitis medication for 3 days, including baicalin suppository, Baobao cream, Sophora flavescens wash, and miconazole nitrate capsules. When examined, it was said that both the external genitalia and vagina were swollen. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Due to having had a cold and coughing for these past few days, I have been given intravenous fluids with azithromycin, in addition to oral ambroxol hydrochloride solution. What kind of help is needed: Is it not possible to use antibiotics during this period? How should I treat a cold then?Doctor's answer:
Candida albicans-induced candidal vulvovaginitis is relatively stubborn. For cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge and external genital itching, it is recommended to use Daktarin suppositories or Nystatin tablets. Additionally, using Huangbai wash solution in combination can be effective. Oral administration of Banlangen and Yinqiao tablets can also help treat colds. The daily treatment for patients with vaginal infections primarily focuses on symptomatic relief. Patients can take various oral medications and supplement with multiple vitamins, while also maintaining a regular sleep schedule and avoiding alcohol. We hope that vaginal infection patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!