How should one use medication for candidal vulvovaginitis?

Patient's question:

Candidal vaginitis has improved after medication, with occasional mild itching. The discharge is still cottage cheese-like. I have been using the medication for more than half a month. Should I continue to use the medication diligently?

Doctor's answer:

I am honored to help you solve your problem. According to your description, you have a fungal vaginal inflammation. Fungal vaginal inflammation is prone to occur. Generally, it is recommended to use medication for a week each time and continue for three menstrual cycles. During the treatment, sexual intercourse should be avoided. If it recurs repeatedly, it is recommended that both parties receive treatment simultaneously. In addition to symptomatic treatment for vaginal inflammation, patients also need to pay attention to their diet, such as eating a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a reputable hospital for diagnosis, so that they can obtain a good therapeutic effect.

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