Patient's question:
Hello, my gynecological examination did not detect mold, no trichomonas, 5+ pus cells, and 1+ squamous epithelial cells. What medication should I use to treat this? Can it be cured completely? Can you help me write a prescription for this? First follow-up question: Is this an oral medication or an external medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Based on your condition, it appears to be a severe fungal vaginal inflammation. You need to seek systematic treatment at a regular hospital. According to your condition, it is recommended to use intravenous or oral antifungal medications (such as fluconazole, nystatin, itraconazole, etc.), vaginal medications like Daktarin suppositories, bithionol, and clotrimazole, and use skin-kang or kuling can pills to clean the external genital area.Under the guidance of a doctor, it is essential to take an adequate dose and complete course of treatment, otherwise, it is very easy to have recurrent attacks. Fungus is a type of fungal infection, and female fungal vaginal inflammation is primarily caused by Candida albicans infection. After medication, due to the nature of the bacteria, it forms a spore body, which is difficult for drugs to kill and detect, but it recurs after stopping medication. This is the reason for the repeated attacks and non-healing of fungal vaginal inflammation. After treatment, it is necessary to follow up for three menstrual cycles to be considered cured.
In daily life, pay attention to hygiene. Underwear and pants should be washed separately and disinfected. It is important to keep the lower body dry and well-ventilated, and avoid wearing overly tight pants.
I hope my answer is helpful to you. If you have sexual activity, the male partner should also be examined and treated, as this is a sexually transmitted disease. During treatment, sexual intercourse should be avoided.