Patient's question:
Do you have vaginitis, which can also affect menstrual disorders?How severe is it?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: If you have vaginitis, it can cause menstrual disorders. Actively treat your vaginitis. If it is confirmed as candidal vaginitis, you can use a 2%--4% baking soda solution to rinse the external genitalia and vagina daily or take a sit bath. A 10-day course is recommended to alter the pH and create conditions unfavorable for the survival of Candida. Then, use nystatin, such as powder, tablets, suppositories, or ointments, to insert into the vagina or apply locally. The dosage is 10--20 million units per time, once a night, with a 10--14-day course. The external genitalia can be treated with 3% miconazole ointment for better results. Since this condition is stubborn and prone to recurrence, local treatment is generally preferred. Alternatively, you can take nystatin tablets orally, with a dosage of 50--100 million units, three times a day, for a 7--10-day course. After treatment, follow-up is necessary to confirm three negative results before considering it cured.