One of the most common complaints of women in summer is vaginal fungus infection.
Symptoms
Itching and irritation in the vagina and vulva
Burning during sexual intercourse or while urinating
Redness and swelling of the vulva
Pain in the vagina - tenderness
Vaginal discharge that is usually white, odorless, and thick, sometimes very watery.
Reasons
Although the most common cause is a type of fungus called Candida Albicans, various fungi
The use of antibiotics or various drugs that cause deterioration of the vaginal flora
Pregnancy with increased estrogen levels
Disruption of blood sugar balance due to uncontrolled diabetes
Disruption of the immune system
How is it avoided?
Prefer cotton and not too tight underwear
NOT to wash the inside of the vagina too often with antiseptics that will destroy the natural flora bacteria.
Avoiding using pads every day, changing laundry frequently, changing pads and tampons frequently when needed
To prevent the genital area from being sweaty, moist, and to keep it dry and clean.
Vaginal Fungus Treatment
Antifungal tablets, suppository or ointments
Flora-regulating drugs
Paired treatments as needed
