Patient's question:
Problem Description: Half a year has passed, it's good sometimes and bad sometimes, how can it be completely removed?Doctor's answer:
Hello 1: Eliminate susceptible factors, change underwear frequently, and sterilize used towels and underwear by boiling to avoid repeated infection. 2: Maintain local cleanliness. Use a 2%-4% sodium bicarbonate solution or a 1% solution of Newell to perform vaginal irrigation or sitz bath, once a day, with 10 treatments constituting a course. After each irrigation or sitz bath, dry the area and place an antifungal agent deep in the vagina. 3: You can choose any one of the following medications: (1) Nystatin suppositories 100,000 U, inserted into the vagina every night for 10 days. (2) Clotrimazole tablets 100 mg, inserted into the vagina every night for a 7-day course. (3) Miconazole suppositories (Daktarin) 100 mg, inserted into the vagina every night for a 7-day course. (4) Boric acid powder capsules 600 mg, inserted into the vagina every night for a 5-day course. For long-term, stubborn cases, in addition to local vaginal medication, you can also choose Ketoconazole 200 mg, oral, twice a day, for a 5-day course. Vaginal candidiasis is prone to cross-infection between partners, so it is recommended that couples be treated simultaneously. The cure standard is to stop medication 3 days after completing the course, perform a vaginal discharge test daily for 3 consecutive days, and if all results are negative, it is considered recently cured. Subsequently, check the vaginal discharge 5-7 days before each menstrual period for 2 months, and if all results are negative, it is considered cured. Wish you a speedy recovery!!!