Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:I had a careful check for vaginal candidiasis when I was still a virgin. Now I'm not a virgin anymore, can I still take the medicine I was prescribed back then? Besides how to prevent gynecological diseases, I'm just occasionally itchy sometimes. Will this affect getting pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned, where occasional symptoms of vulvovaginal itching occur, is generally a result of vaginitis, though the symptoms are not particularly severe. Having had candidiasis vaginitis during your virginity does not mean that any subsequent vaginitis will necessarily be of the candidiasis type.Recommendation: Seek medical attention as soon as possible, undergo a gynecological examination, get a routine vaginal discharge test, and identify the causative pathogen. Based on the examination results, determine the type of vaginitis, and then receive targeted treatment.
Maintain good hygiene in daily life—use warm boiled water to clean the external genitalia daily, keeping them clean and dry. Both partners should also clean themselves before sexual activity.