What is the situation when candidiasis causes pain in the vagina?

Patient's question:

Hello. I previously had candidiasis, with symptoms like vaginal itching and excessive discharge. After seeing a doctor, the itching stopped, and then I continued to be examined for discharge. Up to now, I am still being checked and taking medication. The discharge is basically not much now; if there is any, it's just a little and light yellow. However, yesterday, the vulva suddenly started itching, and it feels like dry itching. It's more noticeable when walking, but it's better when sitting down.
Hello, I'm wondering if the inflammation hasn't fully healed or if it's caused by a stomach issue. Because recently, I've had a sore throat, with two or three small bubbles on my tongue, and occasional blood in my stool. I have a bowel movement once a day or every other day, and it's basically daily. Could this be related to a stomach issue?

Doctor's answer:

Pain in the perineum, abnormal discharge of leukorrhea, inflammation issues, requiring a re-examination of leukorrhea routine tests and appropriate medication treatment. Maintain hygiene and cleanliness in the perineum, eat light and easily digestible foods, drink plenty of water, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and ensure good hygiene. The condition of vaginitis is severe, and it is recommended that patients seek timely treatment and follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment.

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