Patient's question:
After the menstrual period, the external genitalia itched and the vaginal discharge turned yellow, like a little bit of curd-like substance. What medicine should you use?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of symptoms, it is likely that you have a fungal vaginal infection, characterized by cottage cheese-like discharge accompanied by itching. You can soak the external genital area in a gynecological wash for a few moments, and then apply an antifungal medication locally to the vagina. Use Daktarin suppositories or Nystatin suppositories for symptomatic treatment. It is important to maintain good personal hygiene, change underwear and underpants frequently, and avoid spicy and cold foods. Patients with external genital itching can use home remedies as supplementary treatment while undergoing symptomatic treatment in daily life.