Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Redness, swelling, and itching on one labia minora for 2 years, worsening during menstruation. Onset time: Unclear. Laboratory test results: None.Doctor's answer:
1. First and foremost, it's crucial to identify the pathogen causing the issue to provide targeted treatment.2. Seek medical attention at a large hospital for gynecological care. First, get a clear diagnosis, and then proceed with targeted treatment.
3. Recommendation: If it's a fungal infection,
1) You can purchase "Bazotai" (fluconazole capsules or tablets).
2) Take "fluconazole" orally; vaginal medication: After washing, insert one "Bazotai" into the deepest part of the vagina before bed! Use a pad to protect against contamination of clothing.
3) Even after symptoms subside, continue taking medication for another half month, as the fungus is persistent and prone to recurrence. Persistence in medication is very important. During menstruation, stop vaginal medication and take "fluconazole" orally instead.
4) Sanitary pads should not be placed in the bathroom! Store them in well-ventilated, dry places. Bathrooms are prone to moisture, which can allow sanitary pads to breed mold and cause fungal infections.