Patient's question:
How to completely treat candidal vulvovaginitis? This year, for the past half year, I have had gynecological problems with doctors. It gets better for a while and then comes back again, especially candidal vulvovaginitis, which is particularly difficult to treat. Every time before or after my period, it recurs. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they also prescribe suppositories. How can candidal vulvovaginitis be completely treated?Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis is indeed very stubborn and prone to recurring repeatedly. This is because candidal vulvovaginitis often occurs when the body's immune system is weak or when there is a recurrence of dysbiosis. It is particularly common in women who take antibiotics or frequently use feminine hygiene products to clean the external genitalia and vagina, making them more susceptible to candidal vulvovaginitis and leading to frequent episodes. Therefore, if you are preparing to treat candidal vulvovaginitis thoroughly, it is essential to persist with medication and ideally use it in conjunction with drugs that help restore vaginal microbial balance.