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My Example: Vaginal Candidiasis

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Learn More About Vaginal Candidiasis (vaginal yeast infections)

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Vaginal Candidiasis is relatively common, learn how you can prevent it

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Candidiasis is an infection that can live on the skin and inside the body such as the mouth, throat, gut and vagina. It is caused by a yeast (a type of fungus) called Candida. If conditions change inside the vagina encouraging the growth of Candida, it can cause an infection. Infection becomes more likely with things like hormones, medicines, or changes in the immune system.

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Candida

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Vaginal itching or soreness

Pain during sexual intercourse

Abnormal vaginal discharge

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Vaginal Candidiasis is diagnosed by taking a small sample of vaginal discharge. Healthcare providers examine the sample under the microscope in the medical office or send it to a laboratory for a fungal culture.

An antifungal medicine is used to treat Vaginal Candidiasis. The treatment is usually an antifungal medicine applied inside the vagina or a single dose of fluconazole taken by mouth.

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Wear cotton underwear

Avoid taking unnecessary antibiotics

Avoid tight clothing

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Comparison: 5 Imidazoles versus nystatin for vaginal candidiasis, Outcome 1 Persistent candidiasis.

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When treating vaginal candidiasis in pregnant women, imidazole drugs were more effective than nystatin.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10796183/

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https://stock.adobe.com/images/vaginal-yeast-infection-candidiasis-ginecological-medical-desease-infographic-vector-illustration/352469086

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Andrea D Jewell, MD