Patient's question:
Vaginitis keeps recurring. I've been paying attention to personal hygiene, and I also use medication to wash, but it still keeps coming back. Usually, it's just a wash and it's gone, but then it comes back after two days. Now it's already starting to itch. What kind of assistance would you like: What should I do? Is there any good method for self-healing so it doesn't flare up again?Doctor's answer:
Generally, if there is vaginitis, the earliest recurring symptom is also external genital itching. So in your case, it cannot be just treated for external genital inflammation. You need a thorough examination to check for symptoms of vaginal infection. Moreover, when treating external genital inflammation, you cannot stop medication once the symptoms subside. This way, the treatment is not complete, and it is still very easy for it to recur. Generally, you need to wait for the symptoms to subside, stabilize for two or three days, then stop medication for a week before coming back to the hospital for a follow-up check. If the condition is completely resolved, then there is no need to continue medication. For now, avoid spicy foods and sexual activity, and seek timely treatment.