Patient's question:
The doctor prescribed three courses of medication for me, with each course lasting three days. The doctor said that after completing the three courses, I would no longer need to take the medication. Then, I need to undergo a check-up three months after my last menstrual period, and if all the results are negative, it means I have been cured. I want to know if I need to take medication during the three-month check-up period after completing the three courses. If so, when should I take the medication? Should I use both oral and topical medications? What medication should my husband use?Doctor's answer:
Because mold prefers a weakly acidic environment, we use a weakly alkaline solution to rinse the vagina (any alkaline solution produced by reputable manufacturers can be used). Generally, the most commonly used, affordable, and effective option is a 5% sodium bicarbonate solution (sodium bicarbonate powder can be used for self-preparation). Using a specialized vaginal to thoroughly rinse the vagina, repeat the rinsing process to completely remove pathological leukorrhea. Then, insert Daktarin suppositories into the vagina and apply Clotrimazole ointment or Daktarin ointment evenly to the external genitalia. Continue the treatment for one to two weeks. This method can cure the vast majority of such patients.