Can women with vulvitis get vaccinated?

Patient's question:

I have a fungal vaginal infection, and my child has recently been experiencing itching and redness in the urinary area. The doctor said it's vulvitis. I haven't applied any medication yet. I want to know if vulvitis can be completely cured. Can I get a vaccine to prevent it? Please explain in detail?

Doctor's answer:

From your description, it seems that your child's condition is due to a bacterial infection causing vulvitis. In such cases, vaccination should be delayed until the condition has healed on its own to prevent further adverse effects. Vaccination should be avoided if the body experiences recurrent colds, inflammation, or other negative stimuli. Although your child's condition is vulvitis, it may have an adverse effect on the vaccine. Therefore, treatment should be administered first, followed by vaccination. I recommend taking Sifusu orally, Metronidazole orally, and using Jieryin for external washing to facilitate rapid self-healing.

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