Patient's question:
How do you know if candidiasis has been completely cured by a doctor? How long does it take to heal? Also, I haven't had sexual experience, so vaginal suppositories might not be feasible. Besides suppository treatment, what other treatments are generally available? How should candidiasis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Candidiasis vulvovaginitis is a fungal infection of the female reproductive system, a common gynecological inflammatory disease characterized by vaginal itching and abnormal curd-like vaginal discharge. Symptoms can be alleviated through anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatments. It is appropriate to rinse the vagina with gynecological cleansing solutions, such as potassium permanganate solution or baking soda solution, and to apply local antifungal treatments like clotrimazole suppositories, Daktarin suppositories, or effervescent tablets for symptomatic relief. Pay attention to boiling and sunning underwear, pants, and bedding, and maintain good personal hygiene to gradually recover and improve.