Patient's question:
Candida vaginitis has been going on for a year. The doctor said this condition requires medication before and after each menstrual period, and it needs to be treated for a year to heal on its own. Recently, I noticed that three days after having sex with my husband, the vaginal discharge changes color, but it goes back to normal the next day. The doctor conducted a thorough examination and found no erosion. They said it might be caused by vaginal inflammation.Doctor's answer:
The typical symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis include white, curd-like vaginal discharge, which can form a white film adhering to the inner and outer labia minora and vaginal mucosa. Pruritus of the external genitalia often spreads from the inner labia minora to the external genital area, causing intense itching that patients often find unbearable. According to your description, it is possible to fully restore the body's autoimmune self-cleaning function. Avoid using body deodorants, alkaline soaps, or bath products containing perfume, as these can affect the vaginal area.