Is non-itchy fungus serious?

It is common for many women to have fungal infections in life. Most women will experience vaginal itching after being infected with fungi. In this case, we must pay attention to the treatment combined with the symptoms, because the severity of fungal infections varies from person to person, which will also affect the treatment plan. Some women have fungal infections but do not have itching symptoms. So is non-itchy fungus serious?

1. Candidal vaginitis does not cause external 32. Candidal pregnancy must be the cause of vaginal itching in girls. One is that the fungus does not reproduce in large quantities, but only parasitizes in the vagina, so it will not cause itching. In addition, if it does not cause itching, it is very likely that it has not caused a local allergic reaction in the vulva and vagina, so it will not cause itching. Candidal vaginitis itself is not serious and is a common gynecological inflammation. It can be cured by timely treatment and prevention of recurrence. It is recommended to insert nystatin suppository into the vagina once a day for 7-10 days, and check the routine leucorrhea 3-7 days after stopping the medication.

2. Many people think that if the body is infected by fungi but there are no abnormal symptoms, there is no need for treatment. But in fact, this is a wrong belief, because this situation can easily cause the symptoms to worsen and may lead to the spread of the disease, which will not only have a serious impact on the body, but also cause great trouble to the treatment, so we must not ignore this situation. After patients find themselves having this symptom, they should promptly use antibiotics that are sensitive to fungi for treatment, such as clotrimazole vaginal suppositories, etc. This can quickly control the disease and allow the body to recover as soon as possible.

3. There are many things to pay attention to when there is mold on the body. For candidal vaginitis, in addition to actively receiving treatment, patients should also pay attention to care in daily life. Patients should actively exercise and do more outdoor activities to enhance their physical fitness and improve their immunity. This will not only speed up the recovery of the disease, but also prevent the recurrence of the disease. In addition, patients should also adjust their diet and avoid eating foods with high sugar content. They should focus on light and easily digestible foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and supplement with sufficient vitamin C, which can speed up the body's metabolism.