Patient's question:
All symptoms: Excessive vaginal discharge, menstrual irregularities, vaginal itching, occasional lower abdominal pain lasting a few seconds, and dyspareunia.Onset time and cause: Excessive vaginal discharge began 2 years ago, with recent worsening. Had an abortion treatment in 2005.
Condition: Candida was positive.
Help needed: Is it pelvic inflammatory disease?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, it should be candidiasis of the vagina. You may experience a large amount of curd-like white discharge and abnormal itching of the external genitalia. You can use baking soda to rinse the external genitalia, maintain local cleanliness and dryness, and change underwear and pants frequently. It is recommended to wear cotton underwear and pants. You can use Nystatin or Daktar vaginal suppositories for vaginal administration. A course of medication for seven consecutive days constitutes one treatment cycle. After three consecutive treatment cycles, the condition can be completely cured.Advice: During treatment, avoid interrupting medication, sexual intercourse, and consuming raw, cold, spicy, or irritating foods.