Patient's question:
Candida vaginitis for nearly two years, with recurring episodes almost every month. I've visited the hospital three times and tried various medications—suppositories, washes, and creams—all of which have become ineffective. Now, I'm using baking soda for washing daily. It's usually not severe, but it gets worse during ovulation when discharge increases. What should I do? How else can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it's been quite a while, and there's a possibility of drug resistance in terms of medication. You can consider getting a drug sensitivity test to see which medications you are more sensitive to for targeted treatment. During this period, it's crucial to pay attention to gynecological hygiene and frequently wash your underwear. The condition of vaginitis is quite severe, and it's recommended that patients seek timely treatment. We hope patients can follow the doctor's advice for targeted treatment. At the same time, it's important to focus on self-care training, maintain a proper diet, and avoid worsening the condition.