Patient's question:
11 June diagnosed with mold, has been treated continuously, has taken everything, now there is no improvement, white discharge has become pasty, no stickiness, no sexual life during this period, underwear changed and washed every day. Please ask how to treat candidal vulvovaginitis?Doctor's answer:
Treating vaginal inflammation requires identifying the bacteria that cause the infection. Avoid using antibiotics indiscriminately, as this often leads to further disruption of the vaginal flora, worsening the condition. Even if symptoms may temporarily disappear, the "counterattack" is lurking ahead. If the condition recurs repeatedly, bacteria may develop resistance, making subsequent treatment more challenging. There are various types of vaginal inflammation, and some symptoms are similar. Accurately determining the type of bacterial infection is crucial, relying on precise monitoring data and the experience of healthcare professionals. Vaginal inflammation indeed tends to recur, so it should not be taken lightly.