Itching Vagina, Red Sores, White Vaginal Discharge. Side Effects Of Candid?
Hi Dr. M 22 year girl, height 5 1, weight 42. I have developed itching in my outer skin of vagina (since a 8 month ago. It has gone worse every day and gone red with tiny sores or chhote chhote dane bhi ho jate hai.... second problem is lots of white fluid discharge in my vagina... now Dr. gives me Candid tv suspension... i don t know how to use and any side effects of this.. suggest me ?? how to reduce my problem ??
Hello,
You are having vulvovaginitis which can be caused one or more of the numerous germs that exist include T. vaginalis, candida albicans, E. coli, gram -ve and gram +ve bacilli, diplococci, -ve cocci, +ve cocci etc. If I was your doctor and wish to treat without doing a vaginal smear, I'll advise multiple drug therapy that would cover most of those germs. i.e antibiotics and antifungal agents. Candid TV is an antifungal agent which would only work on fungal infection.
If was to recommend a good management plan: it would be antibiotics like metronidazole, doxycycline, azythromycin etc, antifungal like clotrimazole, fluconazole, nystatin, amphotericin b etc and antihistamin or antiinflammatory. The antibiotics and antifungal can be given orally or per vaginally.
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Itching Vagina, Red Sores, White Vaginal Discharge. Side Effects Of Candid?
Hello, You are having vulvovaginitis which can be caused one or more of the numerous germs that exist include T. vaginalis, candida albicans, E. coli, gram -ve and gram +ve bacilli, diplococci, -ve cocci, +ve cocci etc. If I was your doctor and wish to treat without doing a vaginal smear, I ll advise multiple drug therapy that would cover most of those germs. i.e antibiotics and antifungal agents. Candid TV is an antifungal agent which would only work on fungal infection. If was to recommend a good management plan: it would be antibiotics like metronidazole, doxycycline, azythromycin etc, antifungal like clotrimazole, fluconazole, nystatin, amphotericin b etc and antihistamin or antiinflammatory. The antibiotics and antifungal can be given orally or per vaginally. Hope this helps