I have vulval candidiasis first diagnosed in 2023 with itching near layers close to clitoris and curd like discharge.
It keeps reoccurring after every 3-4 months mostly after periods or usage of pads.
I have done treatment of flucanzole, yellow vaginal insert tablet Bilastine 40mg , itracanzazole, local application tube lulicanzazole, fenza capsule 600 mg over past 2-3 years. I keep them handy whenever the infection triggers I consume them. But it just keeps reoccurring. Early used to reoccurring every 2 months Now when I moved to itracanzaznole it moved to 4 months .
How can I treat it completely? It's very stressful and sometimes hamper my activities and is discomforting.
How to fix it from root.
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Reason is
Constant wetness n poor immunity
Get ur hb n fasting sugar levels checked
Clean pubic hair avoid synthetic undergarments
Avoid latex condoms n switch to non latex
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Check your blood sugar levels
Maintain local hygiene
Use cotton inner wear
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