How long does it take to cure male candida?

Male trichomoniasis generally requires treatment for about two weeks. Trichomonas is a highly pathogenic bacterium. When men have low immunity, they are more likely to be infected with trichomoniasis. In addition, when the woman has vaginitis, the man may have trichomoniasis. For treatment, it is recommended to use sodium bicarbonate solution for cleaning. Alkaline solution can inhibit the growth of trichomoniasis. In addition, partial antifungal treatment can be applied with Daknin ointment. It is best for the couple to go to the hospital for outpatient examination and treatment at the same time.

It usually takes about 2 weeks for men to recover from Trichomonas infection, and the treatment time will be longer for those with recurrent infections.

Male trichomonas infection is an opportunistic infection, usually occurring when the immune system is weakened, mainly causing balanoposthitis. Common causes are as follows: 1. The foreskin is long, the glans penis is encapsulated by the foreskin, and the glans penis is in a dark, humid and cold environment for a long time. 2. Not paying attention to daily personal hygiene. 3. The sexual partner has candidal vaginitis, which can be infected after sexual intercourse. Clinical treatment is mainly based on medication, such as applying antifungal drugs or taking antifungal drugs orally.

In addition, patients should avoid high-calorie foods during the treatment period, such as seafood, beef, mutton, beef, poultry, etc., and avoid spicy foods, such as raw onions, raw garlic, chili peppers, coriander, etc. It is recommended that sexual partners also go to the hospital for examination. If there is trichomonas vaginitis, additional treatment is required, and sexual life should be avoided during the treatment period.

Generally, trichomoniasis can be cured in about 10 days, but for some special patients, the treatment time may need to be extended. For example, patients with diabetes, oral immunosuppressants, or patients who use a lot of antibiotics for a long time may cause the treatment process time to be extended. Therefore, for patients with related causes, in addition to treating trichomoniasis, it is also necessary to treat the related causes. For diabetic patients, if blood sugar is not controlled, the actual effect of recovery cannot be achieved in about 10 days.

Patients who take immunosuppressants or long-term antibiotics need to stop taking immunosuppressants or related antibiotics before starting antifungal treatment. If the related antibiotics or immunosuppressants are not stopped, the treatment process needs to be appropriately extended. In addition, for patients with long foreskin and unclean sexual behavior, it is necessary to maintain partial environmental hygiene and stop related sexual behavior, and the actual effect of recovery can be achieved in about 10 days.