Patient's question:
None of them are clean Medical history and treatment effects: I was examined at a gynecological hospital and diagnosed with a fungal infection. I was treated with Clotrimazole and baking soda, but the itching still recurred next month. Can you give some advice on how to treat it? Thank you! What kind of help do you want: Continue using baking soda to wash, and then what kind of medicine can be applied to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, recurrent vulvar itching, worsening after sexual activity, requires understanding the type of vaginitis. It is recommended to have a gynecological examination and vaginal discharge test during symptom onset to determine if there is vaginitis and what type it is, for targeted medication. At the same time, attention should be paid to sexual hygiene, both partners should clean the vulva and penis before and after sexual activity. It is advised to pay attention to personal hygiene, maintain vulvar cleanliness and dryness; frequently wash and change underwear, do not share towels or bathtubs with others, and do not wear nylon or similar fabric underwear. During the illness, used towels and underwear should be boiled for disinfection. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment, or use condoms to prevent infection. During menstruation, vaginal medication and soaking in water should be avoided, and more attention should be paid to hygiene.