What should I do if I have vaginal bleeding?

Patient's question:

On April 15th, I had a thorough check and found I was pregnant, but the leukocyte count in my vaginal discharge was 3 degrees, with a small amount of Candida. Now the doctor has prescribed three days of medication before I can have an abortion. What kind of interference will this have on my body?

Doctor's answer:

The reasons why candidiasis cannot be completely cured are as follows:
1. Wearing underwear washed with socks during the menstrual period,
2. Frequently using cleaning fluids, which leads to an increase in the pH level of the vaginal environment, allowing fungi to thrive,
3. Neglecting hygiene during menstruation,
4. Contracting the disease due to sexual activity, with treatment only involving one party's understanding.
Therefore, it is still recommended that you visit a formal hospital for relevant examinations and follow the doctor's guidance to implement targeted treatment to avoid delaying the condition and causing unnecessary infections.
Additionally, it is important to pay attention to vulvar care and personal hygiene. Wash and change underwear frequently, clean the vulva daily with warm water, and maintain sexual hygiene.

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