Patient's question:
I just got to know you here today and I'm very happy. I'm also a patient who has been plagued by candidiasis for 2 years, with repeated treatments. What about hygiene! The medications are all in place, but it hasn't been completely cured, which is very frustrating. I haven't had children yet, and I hope to get a better treatment here. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Candidal vulvovaginitis can be cured!Daily life precautions: Pay attention in daily life: Discontinue estrogen, broad-spectrum antibiotics, and corticosteroid hormones! Underwear should be soft, cotton, with good ventilation and breathability. It should be changed and washed daily. Wash the external genital area with warm water daily. The basin and towels used for washing the external genital area should be disinfected with boiling water. Washed underwear should be dried in the sun.
Treatment for candidal vulvovaginitis: Vaginal administration, miconazole suppositories, one suppository per night, with one week as a course. A single dose of 200mg. After menstruation, visit the gynecology outpatient department for a follow-up check within 3 to 7 days. Sexual partners also need to be treated! (Women who have sex can undergo vaginal irrigation and vaginal administration)!