Patient's question:
Doctor, I contracted candidal vaginitis on July 20 while abroad and was treated until November 27. During this period, the medication used was Nifurterol and Nystatin, with a box containing 12 tablets. I also took oral Fluconazole capsules and used vaginal medication for two and a half boxes, with five tablets remaining. I haven’t gone to the hospital for a follow-up check-up this month, and everything is normal. I don’t feel itchy or burning, but my discharge is still quite thick. Is the discharge in the photos normal? It’s two days before ovulation, and there’s no odor. Should I use the remaining five vaginal tablets to stabilize the condition?Doctor's answer:
These are a series of symptoms caused by candidiasis. For this condition, I recommend using sodium bicarbonate mixed with water to wash the lower body, inserting Cendakning suppositories, and following a minimum 5-day treatment course. After enduring the treatment for three courses, you should re-examine. Pay attention to lower body hygiene, change underwear frequently, and sterilize them with boiling water and expose them to sunlight. Vaginal infections can cause significant interference to patients. Once you notice your symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to self-care training, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid foods.