Vaginitis with fungal infection subsides as soon as the medication is stopped

Vaginitis has also become a genital disease with a relatively high incidence in women. The main cause of vaginitis is bacterial and viral infection, among which candidal vaginitis is a common type. After suffering from candidal vaginitis, the patient's genitals will experience extreme itching, and the leucorrhea will also be accompanied by abnormal conditions. However, during the treatment of candidal vaginitis, the disease will relapse as soon as the medication is stopped. What should I do?

In fact, many gynecological inflammations do not have very obvious symptoms. For example, many patients with cervical erosion will not show any symptoms in the early stages. However, Candidal vulvovaginitis is different. It has very typical symptoms.

In addition to taking the medicine prescribed by the doctor, you should also pay attention to the following matters: (1) Pay attention to the treatment of your sexual partner! Your sexual partner should be treated at the same time, and sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment! (2) To avoid repeated infection, underwear and washing towels should be boiled for 5 to 10 minutes to kill pathogens. Pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts at ordinary times. (3) Do not drink alcohol during treatment!

Candidal vaginitis can be treated with antifungal drugs, such as clotrimazole, miconazole, etc. Some cases of candidal vaginitis will recur, and the treatment effect may also be affected by diabetes, chronic diseases or long-term use of antibiotics.

How to cure candidal vaginitis? We know that the environment in which fungi grow is acidic, humid, and stuffy. These are usually the environments in which fungi grow. So we must first change its living environment. We can usually use alkaline liquids or traditional Chinese medicine to change its living environment. Of course, there are many antifungal drugs in clinical practice. The therapeutic effects of clotrimazole and miconazole are relatively certain. Of course, some cases of candidal vaginitis will recur. They may be affected by diabetes, chronic diseases, or long-term use of antibiotics, which may also affect the effectiveness of our treatment.