Patient's question:
Three days after the procedure, I have excessive vaginal discharge and external itching. I previously had a fungal vaginal infection, but now I cannot use vaginal suppositories. Can I take fluconazole orally and apply Daktar ointment externally? Additionally, people say that rinsing the external genital area with salt water is effective. Since I cannot use vaginal medication and cannot test my vaginal discharge, I’m worried about downward transmission leading to pelvic inflammatory disease! How can I solve this equation?Three days after a miscarriage, how should I deal with external itching and excessive vaginal discharge?
Doctor's answer:
Now, the possibility of developing candidiasis (yeast infection) is relatively high. You can use floating clean water to rinse the external genital area. Fluconazole can be used orally or through intravenous drip. Daktarin (clotrimazole) can also be applied externally. These medications are used to treat candidiasis.It is recommended to strictly avoid sexual activity for one month and to strictly avoid tub baths. Underwear should be boiled.
In addition to promptly treating the itching of the external genital area, patients should maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease. Only in this way can the patient's immunity and the ability to fight the disease be reduced. At the same time, it is important to pay close attention to dietary care and monitor any changes in symptoms. It is believed that this will definitely drive away the external genital itching.