Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Candida vulvovaginitis. If medication is used for one course, should it still be continued? If it improves, will continued use affect the body and lead to infertility?First follow-up question: I am currently using Miconazole Troches for vaginal use. The treatment is usually for two weeks per course. I use one course after each menstrual period for three months. If one month deducts two weeks for treatment and one week for menstruation, do I still need to continue medication for the remaining one week?
Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Yes, candidiasis (vaginal yeast infection) is caused by a fungal infection. Its incidence rate has now surpassed that of trichomoniasis. In medicine, fungal infections are referred to as candidiasis, and therefore, candidiasis (vaginal yeast infection) is also known as vulvovaginal candidiasis. Nystatin vaginal suppositories (containing 250,000 IU of nystatin) are inserted deep into the vagina, once in the morning and once in the evening, or once nightly, for a total of two weeks.