Patient's question:
Last month, the routine examination of leukorrhea showed candidal vaginitis. After the menstrual period, I took Clotrimazole vaginal tablets for a re-examination, which was negative. However, my labia majora have been itchy, and I noticed many granules. The doctors at the hospital said it was due to inflammation and did not prescribe any topical medication, but instead gave me Daktarin suppositories to use. The day before yesterday, after using it, my normal leukorrhea turned yellow and thick, so I stopped using it. Last night, after applying Daktarin cream to my labia majora, I felt discomfort and removed it. Over the past few days, I have been experiencing mild pain and itching in my labia majora, but it has been very uncomfortable. This afternoon, I noticed that they have grown even more. How can I be treated? I am really going crazy these past two days.Doctor's answer:
Through functional training, proper functional training can be completely restored to normal, and there is no need to worry too much. Always maintain a cheerful mood. Keep blood pressure under control, manage blood lipids, blood sugar, and homocysteine well in daily life. There is no need to worry about other things; if well-controlled, it can prevent the onset of the disease. In fact, having a stroke is not scary. The patient should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as timely treatment is provided at an early stage, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.