Why does vaginal candidal infection recur?

Why does candidal vaginitis recur?

Candidal vaginitis is currently clinically known as vulvovaginal candidiasis. The recurrence of this disease is mainly related to cross-infection, couples not receiving treatment at the same time, and improper treatment.

1. Cross-infection: If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, such as often washing underwear and socks in the same container, if the socks happen to carry fungi, it may cause cross-infection of underwear and induce vulvovaginal candidiasis. Pay attention to strengthening personal hygiene and wash underwear separately.

2. The couple did not receive treatment at the same time: If the disease is only treated unilaterally and the couple does not receive treatment together, the pathogens will be transmitted to each other, causing the disease to relapse. Therefore, in order to prevent the recurrence of the disease, the couple should receive treatment together.

3. Improper treatment: In addition, if there is no effective treatment after the onset of the disease, or if the medication is not taken on time according to the doctor's instructions, the disease cannot be completely cured and is prone to recurrence. Only by following the doctor's instructions and taking the medication on time and in the right amount can the disease be cured.

In addition to the above common reasons, it may also be due to local over-humidity, poor immunity, etc. Usually, you should pay attention to keeping your underwear dry and clean, change and wash it frequently, and expose it to the sun for sterilization after changing and washing. You can also increase physical exercise appropriately to improve your physical fitness.