Patient's question:
When I had a fungal infection, I used baking soda to wash every day. The concentration was very low, but for a while, I didn't wash, and then when I did, it started to hurt right away. Now I'm completely afraid to wash. The doctor said my fungal infection is better, and after checking me carefully N times, there's nothing wrong. But my external genital area keeps itching, and the medicine I've taken and applied hasn't worked well. What kind of assistance do you need: I'm now completely unsure of what to do. Is it related to me eating spicy ML?Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis is a contagious form of vaginitis, requiring both partners to be treated simultaneously. If only one party is treated, the two may re-infect each other after sexual activity. During treatment, your partner should also use liquid to wash the external genitalia and take fluconazole orally. Avoid spicy foods during treatment to prevent increased secretions that may exacerbate inflammation. Sexual activity is strictly prohibited during vaginal medication.It is necessary to examine how external vulvar dystrophy leads to vulvar itching. This is often caused by prolonged exposure to inflammatory secretions, resulting in thickened skin and itching, with normal secretion tests. This type of vulvar dystrophy requires local anesthetic treatment.