What medicine is used for fungal and trichomonal vaginitis

Female friends nowadays have more common gynecological diseases, especially patients with candidal vaginitis, who will experience an abnormal increase in leucorrhea, and their secretions will continue to contain things like tofu-like leucorrhea, which will affect the patient's work and life, and even have a strong odor. So, what medicine should be used for candidal vaginitis?

1. Patients with candidal vaginitis can use some external application medicines for treatment, such as Daknin suppositories, which will have a better therapeutic effect. When cleaning the vulva, you can also use some lotions to achieve better results. Patients must pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and develop a good habit of regular cleaning of the vulva. They cannot always change and wash their underwear, and the patient's underwear must be loose and not too tight, otherwise it will be bad for the patient's condition. It is also necessary to avoid excessive sexual activity, especially during the treatment period, and control sexual activity.

2. Patients can also use alkaline solutions such as 2-4% sodium bicarbonate or soap solution to clean the private parts and vagina, which will effectively change the vaginal acidity and alkalinity. Generally, after cleaning, nystatin tablets or suppositories are inserted into the female vagina to achieve good therapeutic effects. If the patient's condition worsens, 3% clotrimazole ointment can be applied to the private parts after cleaning. The therapeutic effect will be better. Patients should usually avoid eating spicy foods and drinking alcohol. The diet must be kept light.

3. For patients with difficult-to-curable cases, they can also take ketoconazole or clotrimazole orally for control and treatment. While taking the medicine, the patients should also pay attention to keeping the vulva dry, try not to scratch the private parts, and the water used for daily cleaning should not be too hot. It is better to use warm water to avoid damaging the private skin and causing harm to the patient's condition.