Patient's question:
Itching and occasional stinging in the groin area, with yellowish-green, curd-like vaginal discharge. What could be causing it?Doctor's answer:
Your symptoms are typical of candidal vulvovaginitis, with a discharge resembling cottage cheese or curd-like, accompanied by symptoms such as dyspareunia and external genital itching. In this case, active and standardized treatment is necessary. Generally, local medication, systemic treatment, and the combination of local physical therapy to enhance inflammation resolution can assist in recovery. doesn't have a very good effect. It is recommended to comprehensively evaluate the treatment of patients facing the harm of vaginitis. We should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If vaginitis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly change the treatment plan.