How to treat pus and swelling in the genitals?

Vulvar redness, swelling and pus are usually caused by unclean genitals and lack of personal hygiene. If the symptoms are severe, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for timely examination and treatment to avoid long-term impact on your life or worsening of the condition. It is recommended that you pay more attention to avoid infection, wash frequently, do not eat too much, and be careful about eating spicy food which may lead to more serious consequences of genital infection.

Candidal vaginitis will not cause the "pus and ulcers in the vulva" that you mentioned. "Pustules and ulcers in the vulva" are bacterial infections, most of which are caused by Staphylococcus aureus. To treat candidal vaginitis, you only need to insert an antifungal vaginal suppository into the vagina for 10 consecutive days. You can use a sodium bicarbonate solution sitz bath before inserting the suppository every day. Oral antifungal drugs have no proven efficacy. The other medications and treatments you mentioned are not effective in treating candidal vaginitis. After using the vaginal suppository for 10 days, you must throw away the plastic basin, towel and underwear that you have used to wash your vulva, and buy new underwear to wear. Otherwise it will be easy to be infected with mold again. You can check your leucorrhea again 7 days after using the 10-day antifungal vaginal suppository. If you have a leucorrhea examination and no fungus or fungal spores are found in it, it means that the candidal vaginitis has been cured and there is no need to take any more medication. Otherwise it is over-medication. Excessive use of medication can also cause damage to the vaginal mucosa or vulvar skin mucosa, causing itching. Excessive use of medication will also affect the normal flora in the vagina and make it unable to recover, resulting in the recurrence of candidal vaginitis or bacterial vaginosis, which is not worth the loss!

You should pay attention to your personal hygiene and food hygiene. You can use soap and other cleaning items to clean your lower body to keep it clean and refreshed. Do not make your lower body too stuffy. Develop a habit of washing your lower body frequently and eat less foods that cause severe inflammation to avoid worsening of the infection.