How to treat recurring trichomonas fungal inflammation

Women have delicate physical constitutions and are more likely to encounter health difficulties. Among them, gynecological diseases are serious problems that affect the health of most women. There are many specific types of gynecological diseases. Among them, Trichomonas fungal inflammation has the greatest impact, causing damage to the female reproductive tract and uterus, and it is extremely difficult to treat. Let’s take a look at what to do if Trichomonas fungal inflammation recurs? I hope women can understand this.

The vagina of a normal woman is in a state of bacterial balance. If the ecological balance is broken, it will cause the existence of lesions. Depending on the pathogenic bacteria, it can be clinically divided into bacterial vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, senile vaginitis, juvenile vaginitis and Candida vaginitis, etc.

Many people pay great attention to vaginal hygiene after suffering from vaginitis. In fact, the female vagina is in a state of bacterial balance. If the vagina is cleaned with soap, antibiotics, etc., it is easy to cause an imbalance in the bacterial flora. Although it can temporarily relieve symptoms, it cannot cure the disease.

The recurrence of candidal vaginitis indicates that it has not been completely cured. It is recommended to place a fluconazole vaginal suppository in the vagina and use soda solution for vaginal flushing. The condition will get better soon. Do not use antibiotics during treatment.

Candidal vaginitis requires standardized and systematic treatment under the guidance of a doctor, with the selection of sensitive drugs. At the same time, other diseases that can cause candidal vaginitis should be actively treated.

It is recommended to use multiple treatment methods at the same time. For local treatment, you can first use Chinese herbal medicine fumigation and sitting bath, then apply medicine into the vagina, such as Daktarin or clotrimazole vaginal tablets, and apply clotrimazole ointment externally. Local treatment can be carried out throughout the intermenstrual period. Stop taking oral medication during the menstrual period, and continue treatment after the menstruation is over. Take oral fluconazole for 3 months. It is recommended to go to a regular specialist hospital for treatment and receive standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor.