Pregnant for four months, how to deal with vulvar itching?

Patient's question:

Over the past couple of days, I've had itching in my external genital area and vaginal pain after sexual activity. I had previously had a yeast infection, which was treated and has now returned.

Doctor's answer:

Pregnant women with candidal vulvovaginitis face difficulties in treatment, as some medications may interfere with fetal development, so they cannot be used casually. It is recommended to pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the perineum, tolerate changing underwear and underpants daily, and use [a product name], which is a pure Chinese herbal preparation, free of side effects, and has a strong enzymatic effect on breaking down candidiasis. Generally, after 10-18 days of use, even particularly stubborn candidiasis can be completely enzymatically broken down, and a careful examination of vaginal discharge routine will reveal that the candidiasis has completely turned negative. This helps prevent recurrent infections caused by incomplete elimination of candidiasis. Additionally, the unique internal vaginal regulating factor can balance the pH of the internal vaginal environment in a short period of time and promote the rapid colonization of beneficial bacteria such as lactobacilli.

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