Patient's question:
I have never been able to cure this symptom. How should I treat it after it causes amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
It may be candidal vulvovaginitis, which is vaginitis caused by a fungal infection. Symptoms include severe itching of the external genitalia, even ulceration and pain, vaginal burning pain, which is more pronounced during urination. At the same time, personal hygiene should be paid attention to, avoiding tub baths to reduce transmission and being transmitted. It appears as white curd-like or cream-like discharge, with the vaginal walls covered by white pseudomembranes. Reddening of the mucosa can be seen after wiping. Treatment primarily involves local vaginal (flushing) and medication, such as using baking soda solution or Daktarin vaginal suppositories. At the same time, personal hygiene should be paid attention to, avoiding tub baths to reduce transmission and being transmitted.