Mycoplasma vaginitis infection

The main symptoms of candidal vaginitis are bean curd-like leucorrhea and vulvar itching. Cross infection can occur through sexual intercourse between husband and wife. It has nothing to do with chlamydia infection. Chlamydia can exist in the female vagina, but it is okay as long as the amount of secretions is small. It is also recommended to pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, wash the vulva frequently, change underwear frequently, and wear some pure cotton underwear.

In addition, both are needed in the treatment of fungal and mycoplasma infections. First of all, for chlamydia infection, the medication should be taken orally or intravenously, while for candidal vaginitis, it is generally treated with external medication, because the externally applied medication can act directly on the infected area and is conducive to the local absorption of the medication, which can effectively control the infection symptoms caused by fungi.

For candidal vaginitis accompanied by chlamydia infection, you should take some anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor. If the symptoms are serious, you should be hospitalized. Candidal vaginitis is mostly caused by bacterial infection. You should pay attention to hygiene on a daily basis. You can use salt water to clean the private parts. You should change underwear frequently. It is strictly forbidden to have sex during the treatment period of vaginitis.

The clinical symptoms of candidal vaginitis are excessive leucorrhea, which is like tofu dregs, accompanied by itching of the private parts or vulva. If it is not treated thoroughly, it is easy to recur before and after menstruation. The treatment of candidal vaginitis is mainly based on local ointments, external washes and oral medications. The husband should be treated at the same time, otherwise it is easy to relapse.

Candida albicans vaginitis is an inflammation caused by Candida albicans infection in the vagina. There are two types of Candida albicans infection: exogenous and endogenous. Exogenous infection is indirect infection by fungi outside the body through bathing pools, medical equipment, etc. It may also be directly infected through sexual intercourse. Endogenous infection may be due to the fact that Candida albicans usually lives in the female vagina and multiplies rapidly when encountering a suitable natural environment.