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close this bookStandard Treatment Guidelines for Health Station - Ethiopia (DACA; 2002; 124 pages)
View the documentFOREWORD
View the documentACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
View the documentINTRODUCTION
View the documentGENERAL GUIDANCE
View the documentHOW TO USE THIS STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINE
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 1: INFECTIONS DISEASES
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 2: SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 3: COMMON SKIN PROBLEMS
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 4: NON-INFECTIOUS DISEASES
close this folderChapter 5: OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
View the documentANEMIA IN PREGNANCY
View the documentCONTRACEPTIVES
View the documentDYSMENORRHOEA
View the documentNAUSEA AND VOMITING IN PREGNANCY
View the documentURINARY TRACT INFECTION IN PREGNANCY
View the documentVULVO VAGINAL CANDIDIASIS
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 6: PEDIATRIC DISEASES
Open this folder and view contentsChapter 7: ACUTE/EMERGENCY CONDITIONS
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VULVO VAGINAL CANDIDIASIS

Vulvo vaginal candidiasis is a common cause of pruritic vaginal discharge. The main manifestations include pruritis vulvae, whitish curd like vaginal discharge, vulval irritation, dyspareunia, and splash (external) dysuria. It is commonly caused by Candida albicans.

Diagnosis: Laboratory: KOH test, Culture

Treatment:

Drug treatment

First line:

Clotrimazol, 100 mg vaginal tabs 1/day for 6 days or 2 times/day for three days or 200mg 1/day for 03 days or 500m vaginal tabs single dose or 1% cream-5 gm 10-14 days (For S/E, C/I and Dosage forms, see page 31)

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