Patient's question:
On August 3rd, the first thorough examination began, with a total of four thorough examinations. The leukorrhea was like cottage cheese, and there was itching in the genital area. Previous treatment history and effectiveness:First examination: mold hyphae + pus cells+++ hydrogen peroxide + leukocyte esterase + medication: Nifuratel + Cefixime (6 tablets).
Second examination: pus cells + leukocytes++ hydrogen peroxide + still using Nifuratel.
Third examination: pus cells + hydrogen peroxide + leukocyte esterase + switched medication: Metronidazole + Furazolidone suppository.
Fourth examination: mold hyphae + mold spores + pus cells + leukocytes + prescribed Clotrimazole vaginal tablets (2 tablets, one every four days).
What kind of help is needed:
I haven’t been prescribed any douching medication yet. Do I need to douche? After finishing these 2 tablets, there’s still a period of time until my next menstrual cycle. What else do I need to stabilize during that time? Is Nifuratel more stabilizing or Clotrimazole?
Doctor's answer:
Candida infection is recommended to be treated by scrubbing the external genitalia and vagina with an alkaline solution of sodium bicarbonate, followed by inserting nystatin suppositories into the vagina. Applying miconazole cream to the external genitalia afterward can yield better results. On a daily basis, you can use Jieryin to clean the external genitalia and vagina, while also changing underwear daily and washing it along with towels and basins. For bacterial vaginosis patients, in addition to understanding professional treatment, you can use home remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. Proper dietary habits should be maintained to avoid stimulating foods.