What are the symptoms of fungal vulvovaginitis

Candidal vaginitis is a relatively common disease in life. This disease is mostly caused by neglecting hygiene. The cause of the disease is mostly due to unclean underwear and unhygienic sexual life. Therefore, for women, hygiene issues in life are a big problem. For the treatment of candidal vaginitis, you must pay attention to understanding the symptoms. So, what are the symptoms of fungal vaginitis?

Clinical symptoms of candidal vaginitis

Typical symptoms: itching 74%, dysuria 71%, acute vaginal infection 70%, frequent urination 69%, increased leucorrhea 67%, and candida infection 65%.

The most common symptoms of Candida infection are excessive vaginal discharge, burning and itching of the vulva and vagina, exogenous dysuria, and geographic red spots on the vulva. Candida vulvovaginitis or Candida vulvovaginitis is typically curd-like or flaky. The vaginal mucosa is highly red and swollen, with white thrush-like plaques attached that are easily peeled off, with an eroded base of damaged mucosa or shallow ulcers forming underneath.

In severe cases, ecchymosis may be left behind, but not all leucorrhea has the above typical characteristics. It can range from watery to curd-like leucorrhea. Some are completely thin and clear serous exudates, which often contain white flakes. The itching symptoms of candidal vaginitis during pregnancy are particularly severe, and the patient may even become restless and extremely painful. There may also be symptoms such as frequent urination, dysuria and pain during sexual intercourse.

In addition, about 10% of women and 30% of pregnant women are carriers of mold but have no clinical symptoms.

What are the symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis? Understanding the symptoms can help women treat related diseases. At the same time, only if you have a clear understanding of the symptoms of the disease can you know whether you have such a disease at the first time and ensure early detection and early treatment.