Patient's question:
What are the hazards of candidal vulvovaginitis? What serious consequences may occur if it is not treated? How long does it take to treat candidal vulvovaginitis, and can it be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Mold is a common fungal inflammation in the female vagina. Compared to other vaginal inflammations, it is more stubborn to treat. Therefore, the first treatment is crucial when dealing with mold. If it is not completely cured during the first treatment, it will frequently recur in the future, affecting future fertility. Sexual intercourse can lead to cross-infection of mold with a partner. The treatment must adopt a synchronous sterilization method, which combines medication with physical therapy. Experts configure medications based on the patient's condition for treatment. The medication is directly applied to the vagina to kill the mold, causing local inflammatory cells to fall off and die, thereby achieving a cure. The treatment duration generally lasts for 3 to 7 days per course, depending on your specific condition.