Patient's question:
Since getting married and having a baby, I have had some gynecological infections, mainly candidal vaginitis. Over the past few years, it has been recurring repeatedly. Every time it flares up, taking some medication seems to help, but after a while, it always comes back for some reason, even though I am quite careful about personal hygiene.Doctor's answer:
Hello, gynecological inflammation is not incurable. The main factors or causes of recurrence are often a lack of thorough treatment. The treatment of inflammation requires a certain procedure. Generally, within the first few days of treatment, there is a noticeable improvement in itching. Many women mistakenly believe they have recovered and stop taking medication. The treatment of inflammation requires persistent medication use. Even if symptoms disappear, medication should be continued for a few more days before stopping. Additionally, follow-up checks after stopping medication are necessary to confirm whether the inflammation has been fully cured.