Suggest Medication For Itching And Rash Like Bumps On Labia Minora
I went to the doctor Monday for what I was pretty sure was a yeast infection. She confirmed, and prescribed me Fluconazole. I have now taken both doses, and although my symptoms have improved immensely, I still occasionally have an itching sensation and experience moderate discomfort. I have several small, rash-like bumps on my labia minora, near the opening of my vagina, that burn when I urinate or if they are touched. I am positive I do not have an STI, as I have only been with one person who has only been with me. What can I do to alleviate the itching and get rid of the bumps?
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, I understand your concern. You were given Fluconazole dose for it & were relieved with that. It confirms trichomoniasis as the causative factor. The trichomonal infection is known to recur, if not treated adequately. To avoid this - - oral medication is to be taken by both sex partners. - local application of ointment/vaginal pessary is mandatory along with personal hygiene & abstinence till full recovery of both partners. - vaginal swab testing becomes essential in case of relapses in spite of treatment. * to get a complete internal examination by gynecologist will help you to get specific doses with repetitions as per need. thanks.
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Suggest Medication For Itching And Rash Like Bumps On Labia Minora
Hi, I understand your concern. You were given Fluconazole dose for it & were relieved with that. It confirms trichomoniasis as the causative factor. The trichomonal infection is known to recur, if not treated adequately. To avoid this - - oral medication is to be taken by both sex partners. - local application of ointment/vaginal pessary is mandatory along with personal hygiene & abstinence till full recovery of both partners. - vaginal swab testing becomes essential in case of relapses in spite of treatment. * to get a complete internal examination by gynecologist will help you to get specific doses with repetitions as per need. thanks.