Candida vaginitis is not a one-time cure

Ms. Li is a sales lady of a real estate company. Recently, she has been feeling itchy in her vagina, with more vaginal discharge and a strong odor. So she bought some lotion, thinking that washing would be enough. In the first 2 or 3 days, she felt that her symptoms had improved a little, but after a few days, there was no improvement, and the odor became stronger and stronger. Ms. Li was afraid to have close contact with others, so she took a day off and went to the hospital for a check-up. After testing her vaginal discharge and other examinations, she was diagnosed with candidal vaginitis. The doctor prescribed her a compound zedoary oil suppository, one per day, and she was required to use it for 6 consecutive days before returning for a check-up. The doctor told Ms. Li that even if the symptoms disappeared, she must continue the treatment, because one course of treatment only suppressed the candida, but did not cure it. After 3 courses of treatment, Ms. Li's

Candida vaginitis, also known as fungal vaginitis, is caused by infection with Candida albicans in the Candida fungus. It is a common vaginitis with a high incidence rate, second only to Trichomonas vaginitis. If you have candida vaginitis, you cannot use lotions or medications to treat it yourself. This will not only fail to cure the disease, but will cause the disease to linger. Over time, it will cause gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, which will bring inconvenience to the patient's life and even cause mental stress. Therefore, you should go to a regular hospital for systematic treatment, adhere to a sufficient course of treatment, and follow the doctor's advice for regular checkups to get cured.