How to use medication to treat vaginal candidiasis?

Vaginal candidiasis can cause constant itching of the female vulva. This itching may be bearable at first, but it will become more and more severe, even causing insomnia at night. There will also be a significant increase in secretions, and they will appear in lumps. These are some of the symptoms of candidal vaginitis. Let’s learn about how to treat it with medication.

Is candidal vaginitis a sexually transmitted disease? How does it spread?

Candidal vulvovaginitis is a common and frequently occurring disease among gynecological vaginal inflammations, and is mostly caused by infection with Candida albicans.

In terms of transmission method, it is also a disease because it can indeed be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Due to the physiological characteristics of men, most men do not have symptoms even if they are infected with Candida albicans, but they can cause repeated infection in women through sexual intercourse. Therefore, if a woman suffers from candidal vaginitis, it is best to suspend sexual intercourse or adopt protected sexual behavior during treatment.

How to choose medicine for the treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis?

Currently, there are oral and various local medications available clinically that have certain efficacy in treating this disease. Topical medication is currently one of the ideal ways to treat candidal vaginitis. Clinical use has shown that Daktarin suppositories have obvious advantages and significant efficacy in the local treatment of dual infections caused by candidal vulvovaginal disease and Gram-positive bacteria. According to the survey, Daktarin Suppositories topped the list of recommended products among all gynecological topical drugs with an absolute leading advantage. Among the drugstore clerks who chose to recommend the products, the product's good efficacy and high brand awareness played a great role in promoting them. 51% of the respondents believed that the efficacy of Daconil Suppositories was an important reason for them to recommend it.

Perhaps these private diseases are difficult for many female friends to talk about, but they must not use this as an excuse not to seek medical treatment, as this will only make the situation worse. You also have to pay attention to some small details in your daily life. For example, underwear, sanitary napkins, towels, etc. that come directly into contact with the genitals should be made of pure cotton. Also, the underwear and towels must be exposed to the sun.