Fungal Infection In Labia Majora, Given Candifem To Apply, Antifungal Tablet. Scar Remains, Recurring. Permanent Cure ?
i had fungal infection in the labia majora region from past many months i showed it to skin doc it dint improve den i showed it to gynac she gave me candifem cream to apply after applyin gentian voilet stain.. she also gave me antifungal tablet for one day.. now its improving but the scar is still thr .. its takin too long to go.. n now i am down n again it has started itching.... i dunno if it ll reccur or ll get cured.... plz help
It appears that you are sufferring from a recurrent infection or one that has not been treated adequately. In all such cases it is best to conduct a culture examination to determine the exact infection and the best and most effective treatment options available.
Also, during the treatment phase and at least 7 days after the last course of medication, please avoid sexual contact of all forms. Also, it is best to use a more potent and higher grade of medication and for a longer duration than usual to avoid recurrences. It is also good to look for other sources or causes for the infection as if this is present it will have to be addressed.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
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Fungal Infection In Labia Majora, Given Candifem To Apply, Antifungal Tablet. Scar Remains, Recurring. Permanent Cure ?
Hello ma am. It appears that you are sufferring from a recurrent infection or one that has not been treated adequately. In all such cases it is best to conduct a culture examination to determine the exact infection and the best and most effective treatment options available. Also, during the treatment phase and at least 7 days after the last course of medication, please avoid sexual contact of all forms. Also, it is best to use a more potent and higher grade of medication and for a longer duration than usual to avoid recurrences. It is also good to look for other sources or causes for the infection as if this is present it will have to be addressed. Hope this helps. Best wishes.