My best friend walked past my office in a hurry with a sad face; “I’m so annoyed, when will this mycosis vaginalis get better?” “How do you know what kind of disease you have before you even see it?” “Hey, I’m itching and burning, and my discharge is tofu-like. What is it if not mycosis vaginalis? I’ve been having this problem for a long time, and now I’ve become a good doctor.” Mycobacteria is the common name for “clumping fungi”, and the most common fungus that causes disease in humans is Candida albicans. Therefore, mycosis should be accurately called candida vaginitis. Candida vaginitis is not a big problem and seems to be very easy to treat, but many sisters are repeatedly harassed by this annoying little problem. Why is it easy to eradicate candida vaginitis, but difficult to get rid of the root? Misdiagnosis and misdiagnosis: Many sisters use antifungal drugs such as dacrynic acid when their vulva is uncomfortable, but when their symptoms are caused by bacteria, parasites or other health conditions, this misdiagnosis and misdiagnosis leads to long-term use of antifungal drugs that cause drug resistance. So smart sisters found that the “back garden” problem, as soon as possible to seek medical advice is the best policy. 2. Incomplete treatment: Some sisters do not apply effective antifungal drugs after the disease, or use them incompletely, and feel that the symptoms are relieved, and then stop the drugs on their own, or ignore the treatment of Candida vulvovaginitis at the same time, which will lead to incomplete treatment, so that Candida “lurks deep in the vagina and recurs. Dianna, like many of her friends, has always believed in “washing is healthier”, and some of them almost reach the level of cleanliness, using feminine lotions to rinse several times a day, Dianna wonders: she has been very careful about hygiene, but why she still gets inflammation again and again? It is not known that those commercial douche products selectively inhibit the growth of some normal vaginal flora. The “natural enemy” against Candida is gone, and Candida vaginitis will naturally find its way to your door. 4. Treatment of the “other half” is important: Sexual transmission is another important reason for the recurrence of fungal vaginitis. Studies have shown that 1/3 of fungal vaginitis is sexually transmitted. When the female partner is treated and the male partner is not treated, the presence of Candida in the perineum or surrounding skin of the male partner is bound to become a source of infection and cause the female partner to relapse. For male carriers must also be routinely treated, which is one of the important measures to eliminate the recurrence of female patients. Only if he is good, you can really good! 5, alert! Diabetes: diabetic patients have low systemic and local immunity and rich glycogen content in the vagina, which helps Candida to grow and multiply. The incidence of Candida vulvovaginitis in diabetic patients is as high as 46%. So if your condition is persistent, don’t forget to check your urine sugar and blood sugar. 6. Mothers-to-be are also the hardest hit: the incidence of recurrent Candida vaginitis increases during pregnancy. The increased incidence may be related to increased estrogen levels in the body. Some mothers-to-be are apprehensive about gynecological examinations and delay treatment. In fact, mothers-to-be should pay more attention to the treatment of this minor problem, otherwise it will not only be unbearably itchy, but may also lead to premature rupture of the fetal membranes and other undesirable outcomes. What exactly is the treatment to be thorough? 1, standard antifungal treatment 1 week after the re-examination, if the result is negative can stop the drug, if positive, need to treat until negative. The drug is stopped, but the examination can not be stopped. You need 3 consecutive menstrual cycles to recheck negative, before the end of treatment. 2, if necessary, husband and wife together, during treatment can not be intercourse. Otherwise, it may cross-infection, the condition is prolonged. 3, avoid the indiscriminate use of antibiotics, strengthen physical exercise 4, mold fear of high temperature, intimate clothing can be boiled to sterilize”