Patient's question:
All symptoms: Mild itching in the vulva, discharge is light yellow, yogurt-like with a slightly becheese-like substance.Onset time and cause: One week ago.
Treatment history: No treatment. The discharge was normal at first, but the vulva became itchy. Now the itching has improved, but the discharge has become abnormal.
History of ectopic pregnancy treatment: Started treatment on May 9th. On June 23rd, an ultrasound showed a small cyst on the left abdomen that had not yet been absorbed. The doctor said it would gradually absorb.
Menstruation occurred on June 19th and July 26th. During menstruation, there was vaginal itching.
Help needed: What is the nature of this condition? Can I have sex with a condom?
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Based on your description, there is a possibility of candidal vulvovaginitis.Advice and recommendations: It is recommended to undergo a gynecological examination and a test for vaginal discharge to identify the cause and provide symptomatic treatment.
Treatment for candidal vulvovaginitis:
1. Local medication: Nystatin suppositories, used for 10-14 days.
2. Oral medication: Itraconazole, used for 3-5 days.
3. Sexual partners should also be treated concurrently.
Precautions:
1. During sexual activity, it is essential to clean the external genitalia.
2. Bathe frequently and change underwear and pants regularly.
3. Take medication as prescribed, regularly test vaginal discharge to monitor treatment effectiveness.
4. Avoid sexual activity during treatment to prevent affecting the therapeutic outcome or causing cross-infection. Avoid scratching or other strong stimuli when itching to prevent skin damage.
Response to the inquiry:
August 14, 2010, 16:36:17: It is best not to have sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid affecting the therapeutic outcome or causing cross-infection.