What medicine is best for mold?

After a fungal infection, you need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible. Do not blindly apply any medicine at home. These medicines will cause secondary damage to the condition. You should wait until the condition is clarified before doing targeted treatment. Most patients have problems with their kidneys, which causes toxin accumulation. Therefore, do not choose medicines that will damage the kidneys.

The drugs used in western medicine to treat candidal vaginitis are mainly anti-inflammatory drugs as the first choice of treatment. Anti-inflammatory drugs are made of antibiotics and antimicrobials. The advantage of western medicine treatment is that it works quickly, but it has many disadvantages. First of all, taking western medicine has certain side effects, which is a disadvantage of any oral medicine. The side effects can be big or small. In addition, when a certain amount of antibiotics and antibiotics are taken in the treatment of candidal vaginitis, the body is prone to develop drug resistance. Once drug resistance is produced, not only will the treatment effect not be achieved, but it will only bring side effects to the body, especially the kidneys and liver, the two detoxification organs.

In addition, there are many suppositories and external washes that are made of Western medicine with some Chinese herbal ingredients and chemical ingredients. They will change the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina and thus reduce the immunity of the vagina, which is also the reason for the recurrence of fungal infections. Therefore, Western medicine has certain disadvantages.

The disadvantage of Chinese medicine in treating candidal vaginitis is that it has a slow effect, which is slower than that of Western medicine. However, Chinese medicine treatment is very conservative compared to Western medicine treatment. Chinese medicine is mainly based on herbs and has zero side effects on humans. In addition, Chinese medicine is scientifically formulated according to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and has a basis to rely on. In addition, Chinese medicine is relatively simple to use. Traditional Chinese medicine adheres to the principle of treating internal diseases externally and uses herbs to boil water for bathing and fumigation. For example, when using the relatively effective Shuyin Qumei Powder, first pour the powder into a wooden basin, then pour in an appropriate amount of boiling water, and steam it while it is hot so that the medicinal power can penetrate directly into the yin. Wait until the medicine becomes warm before applying it to the affected area. Fumigation should be done once in the morning and once in the evening.

The fungal body is composed of branched or unbranched hyphae, and many hyphae intertwined together are called mycelium. The average diameter of the hyphae is 2 to 10A, which is several to dozens of times larger than that of ordinary bacteria and actinomycetes, and similar to that of yeast. (Diagram of the vegetative hyphae of mold) Characteristics of mold colonies: Mold colonies are composed of branched hyphae.

Because the hyphae are thicker and longer, the colonies formed are loose, fluffy, cotton-like or spider-web-like, and are generally several to dozens of times larger than bacterial colonies. The colonies are often light-colored or white at first. When spores of various colors grow on the colonies, due to the different shapes, structures and pigments of the spores, different structures and colors visible to the naked eye often appear on the surface of the colonies, such as yellow, green, cyan, black, orange, blue and other colors. Some molds produce pigments that can diffuse into the culture medium, causing the front and back sides of the culture medium to show different colors. Therefore, colony characteristics are also one of the main bases for identifying molds.