Silent treatment may not. Removal of risk factors, treatment prohibits sexual intercourse or sexual partners and spouses of treatment.
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(1) of vulvovaginal candidiasis (VCC)
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Mainly the local administration, imidazole than nystatin antifungal effect. After imidazole antifungal rule, 80% of patients with symptoms, Candida culture negative.
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1.3% sodium bicarbonate solution or washing vulvovaginal otic solution 1:5000 reperfusion vagina, 1-2 times daily.
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2. Nystatin suppository or suppository imidazole antifungal agents, such as clotrimazole, miconazole, econazole, Bouquant-. One night, deep in the vagina shut, a total of 1-2 weeks.
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3. Vulvitis imidazole can be treated with antifungal agents such as clotrimazole cream, miconazole nitrate cream econazole cream. ketoconazole cream or other bifonazole cream.
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4. If this treatment is ineffective when Oral following : ¢Ù drug ketoconazole, 400mg daily. A total of five days; Second, a single dose of oral fluconazole 150 mg; ¢Û itraconazole 200mg. twice daily (on the 1st therapy) or 200 mg once a day, and continued for three days.
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(2) of recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC)
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Clinical more common, although some may find incentives However, the incidence of epidemic and the factors that affect the objective is not clear. There is no cure. However, prevention or systemic antifungal therapy to be effective in reducing the recurrence rate RVVC. RVVC all cases at the beginning of training to be certified before treatment.
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1. Itraconazole oral, 200mg of menstruation on the 1st, a total of six consecutive menstrual cycle application. 200mg,3 day before treatment.
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2. Ketoconazole, oral, 100mg daily, a total of six months.
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(C) Candidiasis Glansitis

or 0.1% normal saline solution Dole mine Compress Washing lesions, 2-3 times daily. After washing fluid treated with 1% -2% above imidazole cream drops. Phimosis cured after circumcision should be done to prevent recurrence. Oral ketoconazole can be made urethritis, fluconazole or itraconazole.

This article was posted on 2007-02-27