Patient's question:
I have fungal vaginitis. I bought topical medication from a pharmacy myself, but it hasn't had a noticeable effect. I still feel pain and a foul odor. Now, I want to understand which medications can be used to treat fungal vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
To achieve a thorough recovery from infectious diseases, it is essential to prescribe the right medication specifically targeting the pathogens. If the medication is chosen incorrectly or the dosage is improper, it may disrupt the healing process. There are many medications available for treating fungal vaginal infections, such as: For simple candidiasis, use 200 mg miconazole vaginal suppositories, inserted once a night for seven days: Alternatively, use two suppositories per night for three days: Or a single dose of 1200 mg. Other options include clotrimazole suppositories, nystatin suppositories, fluconazole, and itraconazole, among others.