How long does it take to cure vaginal candidal infection?

Vaginal candidiasis is a gynecological disease that afflicts many of our ladies. It not only causes harm to our bodies, but also seriously affects our daily lives. Generally speaking, vaginal candidal infection in women is not likely to be very serious and the treatment time will not be long. Let’s discuss how long it takes to cure candidal vaginitis.

However, some women still have a high degree of inflammation of candidal vaginitis, which is very difficult to treat and may last for one to two months.

Fungal vaginitis refers to Trichomonas vaginitis caused by Candida albicans. Candida albicans is a bacteria that resides in the female vagina and is a conditionally pathogenic bacterium. The key to the onset of the disease lies in the change of the natural environment of the female vagina. When the female vaginal glycogen increases and the acidity increases, Trichomonas can multiply rapidly and cause inflammation. Its typical symptoms are vulvar itching, excessive leucorrhea, which is like tofu dregs or small pieces of fine water. When the inflammation is severe, urination pain and sexual intercourse pain may also occur.

Candidal vaginitis may be caused by long-term unhealthy lifestyle, poor resistance, and sexual intercourse. Candidal vaginitis is generally difficult to eradicate and usually requires 2 to 3 courses of treatment. It is recommended to take fluconazole dispersible tablets orally. Apply externally the vaginal effervescent tablets and the spinulosa seed and phellodendron wash solution. Please pay more attention to hygiene and eat a lighter diet. There is no need to have sexual intercourse during the treatment period.

The main goal of treating candidal vaginitis is to eliminate the causing factors, relieve symptoms, and strive to completely eradicate it. For simple candidal vaginitis, choose local medication as the main treatment. Generally, the symptoms will be relieved or disappear after about a week of medication. Treatment of multiple diseases can be done with local or systemic medication, and the duration of treatment should be appropriately prolonged.