Patient's question:
I have candidiasis and am currently undergoing treatment. My period arrived suddenly earlier than expected, and I am afraid to take medication. I don't know what to do. Here, I would like to consult a doctor about how to treat candidiasis during menstruation.Doctor's answer:
You can take medication, but you cannot use suppositories. If you insert suppositories, they will also be expelled from the body due to menstruation, so there is no point in doing so. It is recommended that you clean the external genital area daily. Maintaining good hygiene of the external genital area can also help alleviate the effects of yeast infections. Wishing you good health! The daily treatment for patients with vaginitis mainly involves symptomatic medication. Patients can use various oral medications and supplement with many vitamins. Additionally, pay attention to your diet and consume light, thin, and soft foods. We hope that patients with vaginitis can recover as soon as possible!