Vaginal itching, with cottage cheese-like discharge, what's going on?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Two days ago, the vagina would occasionally itch, and the discharge was more than usual, yellow, with some thick discharge containing curd-like particles. However, the discharge has decreased over the past two days, with occasional itching. What could be the cause?
History of Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been administered.
Desired Help: I want to know if this is self-healing. Should I go to the hospital? How is it checked at the hospital? What disease do I have?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, itching of the external genitalia and increased yellow discharge are usually caused by discomfort symptoms due to local infection with bacteria. You don't need to worry too much.
Advice: It is recommended to take Nystatin tablets, and you can also use local medication such as Miconazole suppositories for treatment. During this period, pay attention to maintaining local cleanliness, and it will gradually improve.
After one course of treatment, if the fungus test results are negative, and the fungus is still negative after each menstrual cycle, continuous consolidation treatment for three more courses is required to be considered cured.

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