Patient's question:
Originating from Tangshan. I have developed a fungal vaginal infection, and the doctor prescribed a dehumidifying, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving wash and miconazole vaginal suppositories. The wash helps a bit after use, but once I insert the suppository, it becomes extremely itchy after a while. I experienced the same issue with clotrimazole before. What should I do? Am I allergic to one of the ingredients in this? Urgent, itchy, itchy, I still need to focus on using the suppositories. Where is the best place for me to seek medical treatment?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of candidal vulvovaginitis primarily involves the use of effective antifungal medications. Local medication can be applied, and systemic medication can also be used. Additionally, measures such as altering the vaginal pH, reducing the body's ability to fight infections, and maintaining good personal hygiene can be taken. Generally, it can be cured. Vaginal medication is used, and some drugs are applied to treat it. After undergoing a thorough examination at the hospital, follow the doctor's instructions. Currently, gynecological experts recommend that the best gynecological medication for local vaginal use is BIKAI Bafukang Suppository. It enhances the body's autoimmune response: increases the number of peripheral blood leukocytes and enhances the phagocytic capacity of cells. During treatment, sexual activity must be strictly prohibited, as it may cause the male partner to develop conditions such as balanitis or urethritis. Therefore, it is recommended that sexual partners undergo the same examination and treatment. I suggest you go to the hospital for an examination to understand that it is contagious. Additionally, during the treatment of vaginitis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must