How to treat Candida albicans vaginitis?

Gynecological diseases have become a major killer of modern women. Vaginitis is a major problem among gynecological diseases. Vaginitis is caused by various fungal infections and usually causes adverse phenomena such as odor, itching, abnormal leucorrhea, etc., which is very annoying for female friends. Candida albicans vaginitis is more common in young girls, pregnant women, and diabetic patients, and is mostly caused by fungal infection. So, how to effectively treat the Candida albicans vaginitis that troubles female friends?

Bacterial vaginitis is caused by fungal infection. Its incidence rate is second only to Trichomonas vaginitis. Candidal vaginitis is more common in young girls, pregnant women, diabetic patients, and postmenopausal patients who have been treated with high doses of estrogen. The main causes of the disease are: sexual contact, contaminated clothing and utensils, and unsterilized sanitary napkins, toilet paper and panty liners.

1. Change the acidity of the vagina

If you use alkaline drugs to flush the vagina, you can use 2-4% soda solution to flush the vagina to change the living environment of the fungus.

2. Apply fungicide

(1) Nystatin vaginal suppository (containing 250,000 U of nystatin) is inserted deep into the vagina, once in the morning and once in the evening or once every night for 2 weeks.

(2) Oral nystatin.

(3) Apply compound nystatin cold cream topically twice a day.

(4) Oral ketoconazole.

(5) Trichostatin. In addition, oral administration of clotrimazole or clobendazole, or topical application of 1-5% ointment, cream or lotion 3-4 times a day, is also effective.

(6) Topical application of 1-2% gentian violet solution is a long-standing treatment method that is very effective and widely used, but it has the disadvantage of staining underwear.

After reading the above introduction on how to treat Candida albicans vaginitis symptomatically, everyone has a certain understanding. Female friends suffering from Candida albicans vaginitis do not need to worry. As long as they use the correct medication, actively cooperate with the treatment, and go to the hospital regularly to take leucorrhea specimens for reexamination, they will definitely recover their health with persistent treatment. Pay attention to hygiene and do not use unqualified sanitary napkins, toilet paper, or panty liners.