Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, sexual activity is relatively frequent, sometimes up to two or three times a day. These past few days, I've felt some discomfort down there. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have candidiasis (yeast infection). They prescribed some medication, and after taking it for a few days, I feel it's not working!
Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Candidal Vaginitis:1. Differentiate the source of the infection and target the cause, fully utilizing a holistic approach, administering systemic and local medications separately.
2. During treatment, herbal preparations are used based on the condition for vaginal irrigation, medication application, and are combined with spectral and water circulation microwave therapy to implement a comprehensive, multi-dimensional evaluation treatment.
3. Under the premise of accurately and clearly observing the vagina, cervix, and other related inflammatory areas with an electronic colposcope, microwaves are first used to effectively control inflammation and rapidly and thoroughly eliminate lesions.
4. On the basis of physical therapy, flexible use of selected herbal formula ionization and deep irrigation is applied to enhance blood circulation in the vaginal and other lesion areas, stabilize the body's nutrient supply, and boost immunity, thereby achieving both root and symptomatic treatment to prevent inflammation from recurring.