Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Detected with candidal vaginitis. After using clotrimazole vaginal tablets, there has been no discharge of any medication liquid or residue for three or four days. Is this normal? Can this medication be completely absorbed? History of Previous Treatment and Effect: Initially, during treatment, I wanted to get the following help: Is it normal for there to be no medication discharge?]Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is a normal phenomenon. After using Clotrimazole vaginal tablets, they will dissolve and be absorbed in the vagina. You can use baking soda water for vaginal irrigation before the next use. Generally, inserting it about one finger deep into the vagina is sufficient. If you have a lot of vaginal discharge, you may feel liquid after the medication dissolves. If you have less discharge, the substance that comes out should be a powder. For your condition, you can persist with medication for a period of time and later have a routine vaginal discharge test. Pay attention to hygiene and avoid cross-infection.