Patient's question:
I have candidal vulvovaginitis, which was transmitted during intercourse during my menstrual period. How should my husband be treated? Can he eat it?Doctor's answer:
If the male has candidal balanitis, he can be prescribed 3% and 3% ointment. He should clean the glans with 3% solution before going to bed every night, let it dry, and then apply the ointment. This should be done once every night for a total of 10 days.It is recommended to pay close attention to hygiene in the genital area. You can wash the external genitalia with warm water and avoid gynecological examinations, or it is better to do so less frequently. Underwear should be changed frequently and should be made of breathable, cotton material. After changing clothes, they should be boiled and then exposed to sunlight for drying.
Candidal vaginitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly.