What are the correct criteria for diagnosis of candidal vaginitis?

Many women in their daily lives more or less do not pay much attention to personal hygiene, which often easily leads to gynecological diseases invading women's health. Candidal vaginitis is a common gynecological disease in women. Women should pay more attention to their own health. We should know more about the symptoms of candidal vaginitis, so as to help women better prevent it.

1. In daily life, it is common for women to experience increased vaginal discharge, vaginal itching, and burning sensation from increased vaginal discharge. This is one of the more obvious symptoms.

2. Painful urination, redness and edema around the vulva, and various changes in the epidermis; shallow vesicular papules may occur in groups; eczematous erosions may also form, which are limited to the vulva or extend to the perineum, anus, and femoral genital folds, and even to the inner and outer thighs, completely similar to acute or subacute eczema

3. The mucous membranes near the labia and clitoris thicken, and the skin surfaces that contact each other become flushed and eroded; in some cases, tiny white pustules may occur, and in severe cases, ulcers, vulvar pain, and local lymph node enlargement may occur.

Note: Women should go to the hospital for regular check-ups in their daily lives so that they can live and care for themselves better.