Treatment of vaginal candidiasis

Treatment of vaginal candidiasis:

If candidal vaginitis needs to be treated, it is mainly divided into drug treatment and physical treatment, which are described as follows:

Drug treatment:

Because candidal vaginitis will have symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, curd-like leucorrhea, some flaky phenomena, and sometimes burning and itching of the vulva and vagina. These are all mild conditions and can also be treated with some topical drugs such as metronidazole and nystatin. However, it should be noted that these drugs should be actively and truly cooperated with the doctor's treatment. They should not be used without authorization or unscientifically to avoid diseases or cause other diseases. If you use drug treatment, as long as you insist on taking the medicine for a period of time, almost a week, then the patient's symptoms will be alleviated, but the premise is under the correct drug treatment. After a week of continuous medication, the symptoms will be alleviated.

Physical therapy:

Physical therapy is effective for candidal vaginitis, but generally patients with candidal vaginitis are in a serious stage. For such patients, if they only rely on drug treatment, there will still be certain limitations. There is no way to completely eliminate the bacteria, and sometimes it will cause the body to produce drug antibodies. In such special cases, it is necessary to use physical therapy, because only with the cooperation of physical therapy, the effect will be more obvious and will not delay the condition for too long.