Vaginal yeast infection

2020-06-03 01:12:46
Does vaginal yeast or fungal infection occur even after TLH surgery.? (removed uterus, cervix but both ovary still there). my second question is after how many days or month of TLH surgery I can do yoga or running excercise
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Hi, Fungal infection can occur post hysterectomy. So keep clean and take a Fluconazole 150mg orally for six weeks and a Clingen vaginal pessary for seven days.      Exercise can be started but not very aggressive.

Answered2020-06-03 06:34:36

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Still you're 43years & sexually active , fungal infection can occur .(vaginal infection .).                 1. As per your question about exercise , you can start pranayama now itself Other exercises after 3 months.
Next Steps
build up your immunity . rule out diabetes .
Health Tips
use cotton under garments ,washed &dried in  sun .high protein diet and fruits and vegetables .

Answered2020-06-03 05:19:57

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Yes.  It happens mostly if u have uncontrolled blood sugar values

Answered2020-06-03 05:05:14

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Yes it can happen after tlh

Answered2020-06-03 02:26:07

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Hi. Fungal infection can occur post hyst  also . Please chek your Sugar if it is a chronic problem .After hyst wait for 3 months and start walking . For other excercises wait for 6 months .

Answered2020-06-03 03:04:04

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Hello Since vagina is still there,candidiasis,fungal can occur! You have to show your doctor for treatment, Have fresh vegetables ,drink a lot of water, Wear cotton inners,wash every day dry them in sunlight. You can do exercise after three months post surgery

Answered2020-06-03 02:54:45

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