Patient's question:
It's been half a year. It itches before and after menstruation during sexual activity. Examination revealed second-degree cervical erosion, applied cervical patches, and had two sessions of red light therapy. There is also bacterial vaginosis. How should it be treated, and what should be noted?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Candidal vulvovaginitis is relatively stubborn and tends to recur. It is recommended that you actively treat it to prevent recurrence.Advice: You can use alkaline solutions such as baking soda water or soap water to rinse the external genitalia and vagina, altering the vaginal pH and disrupting the environment in which the fungus thrives. After rinsing, insert nystatin tablets or suppositories into the vagina, and apply clotrimazole cream to the external genitalia. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided. Pay attention to hygiene, change underwear frequently, and ideally, wash underwear with hot water before wearing them. If you have a partner, it is recommended that they also be treated.