Patient's question:
Since the divorce, I have been experiencing various gynecological problems. At first, they weren't very serious, but later, the problems became more frequent. Recently, I found out that I have a fungal vaginal infection. What should I do about the fungal vaginal infection? Is there a quick way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
It is likely that you have a complex fungal vaginal infection, which tends to recur frequently. To confirm a fungal vaginal infection, you need to use baking soda solution and antifungal suppositories for treatment. After treatment, a retest in two weeks may show a negative result. If the result is negative, it means you have self-healed. If it remains positive, it indicates the development of a complex fungal vaginal infection, and you need to focus on antifungal suppository treatment. If medication does not lead to a cure, you can take oral antifungal medication. Pay attention to thoroughly cleaning the vagina with baking soda solution.