Patient's question:
What medicine should be used for fungal gynecological diseases? What are the topical medications? What are the oral medications?Doctor's answer:
The most common symptoms of candidal vaginitis in women are a curd-like discharge, vaginal itching, and a foul odor, which are caused by fungal infections. If this condition occurs, avoid sexual activity to prevent cross-infection. The commonly used medications are suppositories or vaginal pessary, with a treatment duration of about three months. It is important to pay attention to local hygiene, and it is recommended that sexual partners also undergo relevant examinations.