Patient's question:
I have gynecological inflammation. There is something similar to bean curd in my vagina. What medicine should I use for gynecological inflammation with bean curd-like discharge?Doctor's answer:
General gynecological inflammation with cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge indicates candidiasis (yeast infection). First, conduct a careful examination of the discharge to confirm the diagnosis. If it is candidiasis, thoroughly clean the vagina with baking soda and then use local treatments such as Daktarin suppositories or nystatin suppositories for a 8-day course of treatment. Pay attention to re-examining the discharge after menstruation to confirm if the infection has recurred. Candidiasis is prone to recurring.