What to do if you have fungal gynecological diseases

Gynecological diseases are a type of disease that women are very prone to. In most cases, gynecological diseases are fungal gynecological diseases, which are caused by fungal infections in women. There are many adverse effects that fungal gynecological diseases bring to women, such as itching, secretions, odor, etc. in the vaginal area. People need to pay attention to fungal gynecological diseases and take measures to treat them. Here we will introduce what to do if you have fungal gynecological diseases.

For fungal gynecological diseases, first eliminate the cause. If the patient has diabetes, active hypoglycemic treatment should be given, and broad-spectrum antibiotics, estrogen and corticosteroids should be discontinued promptly. Change your underwear frequently, and wash used underwear, basins and towels with boiling water. Treat with topical antibiotics, including miconazole, clotrimazole, or nystatin. Systemic medications, including oral fluconazole. Generally, there is no need for routine treatment of sexual partners. About 15% of men develop balanitis after contact with female patients. Symptomatic men should undergo fungal examination and treatment to prevent repeated infection in women.

Gynecological fungal infection is a common disease at present, and it can cause great harm to women. So what is gynecological fungal infection? Gynecologists give the following introduction to female friends.

Fungi reproduce best in a moist and warm environment. Under conditions of aerobic conditions, suitable temperature and a certain humidity, the number of fungi floating in the air increases. Therefore, the occurrence of fungal allergies also has regional and seasonal characteristics. Generally in summer, especially in the rainy season, the incidence of fungal allergies increases. But its regional and seasonal characteristics are not as clear as those of hay fever. For example, in winter, overheated rooms or workshops, especially humidified ones, may cause a large amount of fungi to float in the air, which may also lead to an epidemic peak.

Most people who are infected with candidal vaginitis will experience itching and burning pain in the vulva. In severe cases, the patient will be restless and suffer extreme pain. There may also be frequent urination, painful urination and pain during sexual intercourse. In the acute phase, the amount of leucorrhea increases, and the typical leucorrhea is white, thick and resembling dregs of soybean residue. There may be a urethral infection. If accompanied by frequent urination, painful urination and other discomforts during urination, a routine urine test can be done. Female friends should pay attention to the following in daily life: 1. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the skin and vulva. Wear cotton underwear. And don't wear tight pants. 2. Do not use public bathtubs or toilets. 3. Vulva cleaning utensils and underwear should be disinfected with boiling water and washed separately. Do not wash in the washing machine with socks or clothes.