Patient's question:
I have been living with my girlfriend for almost a year. Recently, she got a kind of mold vaginitis and was treated with medication at the hospital. As soon as she was cured, we had sex, but she immediately had a relapse. After a few times, my girlfriend kept saying that there was something wrong with me and that I should also see a doctor for treatment. I take a bath every day, so how could I have a problem? I’m too scared to go, and so far we’ve been arguing about it. It’s really annoying.Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis is easy to treat but also prone to recurring. This inflammation is easily cross-contaminated. Once a woman contracts it, if the male partner does not receive treatment, sexual intercourse can lead to cross-contamination again, and it can also affect the treatment outcome. Therefore, it is best for both partners to be treated together. In daily life, attention should also be paid to public hygiene, such as toilet seats in public restrooms, bathtubs, bath chairs, and towels. Using unclean toilet paper can also spread the infection. All of these should be noted, and we wish you a speedy recovery. In addition to timely treatment, patients with vaginitis should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Sufficient deep sleep is the key to helping you recover quickly. We hope the above information can assist you.