Patient's question:
I've been divorced for 3 years. In the past, because my husband and I were both busy with training, we never had children. Recently, my in-laws have been urging me to have a child. However, I've always had issues like leukorrhea, and after a thorough examination, it was found that I had inflammation. I took some medication, but it didn't help much. The doctor suspected it was vaginitis.Doctor's answer:
Recurrent vaginal infections, on the one hand, and the transmission of Candida albicans, on the other hand, are due to changes in the vaginal pH. Therefore, treatment must address both aspects. Treatment primarily involves local and systemic administration, with a course typically lasting about a week.It is recommended to visit a gynecological department for follow-up and consult a doctor to determine the most sensitive medication for standardized treatment according to the prescribed course, with regular follow-up tests. During treatment, sexual activity must be strictly prohibited. If necessary, sexual partners should also be examined and treated concurrently to achieve a cure.
Vaginal infection patients can, while understanding proper treatment, use home remedies as supplementary therapy. In daily diet, it is essential to avoid extreme hunger or overeating, and never indulge in excessive consumption.