Patient's question:
I previously had candidiasis of the vagina. After treatment, the itching disappeared, but now the labia hurt when pressed. The doctor conducted a thorough examination and said there was nothing wrong. Why does it hurt? How should it be treated.Doctor's answer:
Any vaginal itching, a significant amount of white cheesy discharge, accompanied by a burning sensation in the vagina, urinary urgency, dysuria, and pain during intercourse. When symptoms are severe, it can be extremely uncomfortable, making it difficult to sit or lie down. It is suspected to be caused by a fungal infection. Use small sanitary pads as protection, but avoid using harsh soaps and do not self-cleansing the vagina. Avoid using antibiotics, as women who use antibiotics are more prone to vaginal flora imbalance, leading to recurrent fungal infections.Additionally, during the treatment of vaginitis, the patient's diet and care are also very important. It is essential to consume vitamins, prevent stomach issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm. I hope the above information can assist you.