Vaginal itch and abnormal discharge resembling curd, what should I do?

Patient's question:

Doctor, after sexual intercourse, I feel a slight itchy sensation around the vaginal opening within a week. Sometimes, my discharge also changes color, sometimes like curd, sometimes like pus. However, after cleaning with a detergent, the issue resolves within a few days! This situation always occurs. Is it an inflammation?

Doctor's answer:

Based on your description, it is highly likely that you have a fungal vaginal infection, and it needs to be treated promptly. The ideal medications are oral fluconazole or nystatin, along with antifungal vaginal medications like clotrimazole suppositories, and cleaning with baking soda water. This is a type of Candida infection, which is primarily sexually transmitted, so if you have a sexual partner, they should also be examined and treated. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided. After stopping the medication, it is important to follow up for a check-up. Pay attention to disinfecting underwear and pants, and maintain cleanliness, dryness, and ventilation in the lower body.

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