Patient's question:
Patient Age: My treatment for candidiasis has been quite extensive. I initially started by getting many creams and oral medications from the hospital, but they didn't help. After a thorough examination, the doctor prescribed anti-inflammatory injections, which I received for a week. There was some improvement, but unexpectedly, it returned after my menstrual period, and it's been getting worse down there...Previous Treatment and Effects: I got many creams and oral medications from the hospital, but they didn't work. After a thorough examination, the doctor prescribed anti-inflammatory injections, which I received for a week. There was some improvement, but it returned after my menstrual period and has been worsening...
What kind of help are you seeking: Using Sophora alopecuroides in combination with treatment, and I want to know how long it will take to be cured? What exactly constitutes being cured??
Doctor's answer:
This medication is not very effective against candidiasis. Candidiasis is a fungal infection that often recurs and can be transmitted between individuals. During acute episodes, patients need to follow a light diet and get adequate rest, and sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. Candidiasis has a certain level of transmissibility. The treatment for candidiasis can involve gynecological anti-inflammatory drugs, which have a potent enzymatic effect on fungi. Typically, after 10-18 days of use, even the most stubborn fungi can be completely enzymatically degraded. A careful examination of vaginal discharge will reveal that the fungus has been completely eliminated.