Patient's question:
My mom always sweats and has a lot of leukorrhea. After checking at the hospital, it was diagnosed as candidal vaginitis. She took many medications, but it didn't go away. Do you have any medicine?Doctor's answer:
Low hormone levels can lead to a significant increase in secretions, often causing dryness and discomfort in the external genital area. However, the patient's symptoms are the opposite—excessive vaginal discharge, which is likely a result of vaginitis. After a thorough examination, the hospital identified it as candidiasis (yeast infection). Treatment options include using a sodium bicarbonate solution or a 2%-4% baking soda solution to rinse the vagina. It is important to clean the secretions inside the vagina as thoroughly as possible before inserting Daktarin suppositories into the vagina and applying Daktarin cream to itchy areas of the external genitalia. Alternate these treatments for seven days.