Can candidal vaginitis be treated and will it recur? What kind of medicine should I use?

Candidal vaginitis was called that in the past, and is now clinically called vulvovaginal candidiasis. It is generally treatable. Whether it will recur is usually related to the severity of the disease. Common treatment drugs include embolism, oral medications, and lotions. The specific dosage needs to be strictly followed according to the doctor's instructions to avoid side effects of the drug.

1. Embolism: Vulvovaginal candidiasis is also a common disease in obstetrics and gynecology. In the early stage of the disease, there may be symptoms such as vulvar itching, urine odor, and urinary pain. It is recommended to maintain local hygiene on a daily basis. You can also cooperate with the doctor to take embolic drug treatment, such as clotrimazole embolization, miconazole embolization, etc. With early treatment, the chance of recurrence will generally decrease.

2. Oral medication: Vulvovaginal candidiasis is mainly caused by the growth and reproduction of fungi in the vagina, which causes the disease. During the onset of the disease, there are obvious local itching and pain, as well as abnormal leucorrhea. You can cooperate with the doctor to take oral clotrimazole tablets, terbinafine hydrochloride tablets and fluconazole and other drugs for treatment.

3. Lotion: If the vulvovaginal candidiasis is serious, such as local erosion and persistent pain, and obvious abnormal leucorrhea, in this case, you can also use topical lotions as an auxiliary in addition to oral medications as prescribed by the doctor. Compared with mild cases, the chance of recurrence may increase, so regular check-ups are recommended.