Patient's question:
Itching in the groin area, increased vaginal discharge. Test results: Candidal vaginitis. Previous treatment and effectiveness: External medication once a day, achieved temporary stability, but it recurs easily if not careful, sometimes even monthly. What kind of help is needed: Is there a better method to treat it, to completely cure it, and never have it recur again? Please tell me why it always flares up, the cause of this disease, and what precautions should be taken regularly.Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis, prone to recurrence, requires medication according to a prescribed course. You can use a 2-4% baking soda solution to rinse the external genital area, followed by inserting "Miconazole Nitrate Suppositories" into the vagina for treatment. Use one course of medication after each menstrual period, alternating for 3 menstrual cycles. During treatment, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. The condition is considered cured only if three consecutive post-menstrual tests of vaginal discharge are normal. In addition to timely treatment of vaginal infections, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease.