Patient's question:
I had a gynecological examination yesterday. It was found that I have candidal vulvovaginitis. It was very painful during the detailed examination, and I still feel pain today. I suspect it might be broken, but the doctor prescribed Daktarin. Hello, can medication be applied if it's broken?Doctor's answer:
In recent years, with the slowing pace of society, the pressure from training and daily life has also increased, and social gatherings have become more frequent, especially causing significant harm to women's bodies. As a result, the incidence of vaginitis has also been rising. Moreover, since different types of vaginitis exist, the symptoms naturally vary. Vulvar itching is a common gynecological condition, which can be caused by inflammation of the reproductive organs, chronic vulvar malnutrition, poor hygiene habits, certain systemic diseases, and occasional congestion of the vulvar area during pregnancy and the premenstrual period, leading to discomfort and itching.