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Vulvovaginal Candidiasis

Let's Correct a Common Error in VVC Treatment! We've all seen it: the right diagnosis of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis, but a prescription that misses the mark. Let's get back to basics and ensure optimal outcomes for our patients. Here's a quick refresher based on CDC guidelines: ✅ Drug of Choice: Oral Fluconazole is highly effective for uncomplicated VVC. ❌ Common Mistake: Prescribing Terbinafine. Remember, Terbinafine is effective for dermatophytes, not typically for Candida causing VVC. 💡 The Right Dose & Duration: The standard, evidence-based regimen for uncomplicated VVC is a Fluconazole 150mg SINGLE STAT DOSE. Prolonged, alternate-day, or weekly regimens are generally not indicated for simple cases and can contribute to resistance. ➕ Adjuvant Therapy: Combine the oral stat dose with topical therapy for symptomatic relief: Clotrimazole 500mg vaginal pessary (single application). OR Clotrimazole 100mg vaginal pessary (once nightly for 7 days). Let's elevate our practice by adhering to these simple, effective guidelines. Now, a question for my fellow clinicians: What is the classic characteristic of vaginal discharge in VVC that helps differentiate it from BV and Trichomoniasis? Share your answer in the comments! 👇 #DoctorsOfIndia #MedicalEducation #ClinicalPearls #Gynaecology #IndianDoctors #VVC #Fluconazole #Tier2Healthcare #MedEd