Patient's question:
Medical Description: It has been about 50 days since the last menstrual period after intercourse. I often feel very tired, and there is a lot of leukorrhea. A pregnancy test showed a single line. The leukorrhea contains something like curd. I had an early termination of pregnancy with visual anesthesia 1.5 years ago. Treatment history and effectiveness: No recent treatment. What help do I need: Is the curd-like substance in the leukorrhea malicious? Is it serious? Can it be treated with medication? If so, what medication should I take? What should I pay attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
Here are the symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis. Generally, if it is simple vulvovaginal candidiasis, local medication is usually sufficient to achieve efficacy. Common medications include clotrimazole vaginal suppositories. Symptoms can typically be effectively relieved within 2-3 days of treatment. It is recommended to use the medication every three days during the treatment of vaginitis. If the condition is more complex, it is advisable to combine some medications for systemic treatment, and the course of treatment should be appropriately extended based on the severity of the condition. For pregnant women, local treatment should still be the primary approach for treating vaginitis.In terms of diet, it is essential to focus on light foods and avoid irritants, spicy foods, and allergenic foods. Finally, maintaining a regular schedule and engaging in appropriate exercise to strengthen the body can also play a supportive role in the treatment of vaginitis.