How should candidal vaginitis and mild erosion be treated?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Detected candidiasis and mild cervical erosion with congestion. The medical records state: Externally, the perineum is eutrophic, the vaginal canal is smooth with purulent discharge, the cervix shows mild erosion and congestion, the uterine body is normal, and bilateral adnexa are painless upon palpation. Microscopic examination: Leukocytes (+), trichomonas (-), Candida (+), epithelial cells (+) — the doctor's handwriting is difficult to read, and I'm unsure about this character. Line rate (+), red (-).
The doctor prescribed two medications: 2 boxes of miconazole vaginal suppositories and 4 bottles of Honghe Fumei.
Previous Treatment and Effect: No previous treatment has been administered.
Help Needed:

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your condition is caused by symptoms of candidal vaginitis and cervical erosion. It generally leads to lower abdominal pain, external genital itching, and pain during intercourse. Your situation requires active medication treatment. I recommend that you first focus on rest and maintain a light, warm, and easily digestible diet. It is very important to actively use medication for treatment. I suggest using alternating suppositories of clotrimazole and Xiaomi to treat the vagina. Treatment should last for more than 2 weeks, during which sexual activity should be avoided.
Regarding candidal vaginitis, it is recommended to first use soda solution for vaginal irrigation, followed by local treatment with ketoconazole or terbinafine suppositories. This generally can resolve the issue. If the condition is more severe, you can also take ketoconazole or terbinafine tablets orally.

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