Patient's question:
I have a creamy, cheese-like discharge before and after my period, which makes my lower area itchy and painful. When I wipe with paper, it comes out yellow, and my discharge is also abundant. How should I treat this?Doctor's answer:
Due to the increase in the body's resistance before the menstrual period, the reappearance of curd-like vaginal discharge indicates the presence of candidiasis. Do you have any sexual activity? If you do, local vaginal medication such as Nystatin tablets, Daktarin suppositories, or clotrimazole suppositories can be used for treatment. Follow the prescribed course of treatment, as this type of candidiasis is prone to recurring. Wash and dry underwear frequently and expose them to sunlight. Abnormal vaginal discharge can severely affect women's health, and patients should avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay attention to personal hygiene.