Patient's question:
Candidiasis of the vagina has healed on its own. On the second visit to another hospital, the white discharge test still showed no Candida, but the doctor prescribed medication, simply saying: "Wash externally." I asked what kind of treatment this is. He said it's in the stage of complete recovery. Please help me see whether I should mix the proportion or use a to scrub internally? Figure 2 is from the hospital where a thorough examination revealed Candida, and Figure 3 is from the second visit to another hospital—was the Candidiasis of the vagina cured?Doctor's answer:
In your Figure 2 and Figure 3, the routine examination of the secretions has shown no fungal infection. However, the careful examination of Figure 2 indicates a vaginal cleanliness of degree 4, which still suggests the presence of inflammation. You need to dissolve it according to the instructions, and it is recommended that you only rinse the external genitalia. There is no need to perform vaginal irrigation. Patients with vaginitis can use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment while receiving proper medical treatment. In daily dietary habits, it is necessary to maintain a balanced diet and avoid irritating foods.