Patient's question:
Born in 1997, she suffered from cervical erosion after giving birth. She used vaginal suppositories several times and then stopped caring. In 2002, she had candidal vaginitis, which was also treated with suppositories and then left untreated.Doctor's answer:
Vaginitis, Candidal Vaginitis Treatment:(1) General Treatment: Actively treat other diseases that can cause candidal vaginitis and eliminate susceptible factors.
(2) Changing the vaginal pH: The optimal pH for Candida growth is 5.5. Therefore, using alkaline solutions to rinse the external genitalia and vagina can alter the vaginal pH, inhibiting the growth and reproduction of Candida. A 2%–4% baking soda solution can be used to rinse the vagina once or twice daily, with 2 weeks constituting one course of treatment.
(3) Vaginal Medication: Using imidazole ointments for vaginal application is highly effective for candidal vaginitis. Clotrimazole suppositories, one per night, are inserted into the vagina after rinsing, with a 10–14-day course of treatment; or Daktarin suppositories, one per night, are applied to the vagina after rinsing, with a 7-day course of treatment. Early recovery.