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There's no one cause of vaginitis, which means there's no one-size-fits-all solution, either. At Cleveland Clinic, treatment for vaginitis is highly personalized, from diagnosis to resolution and every step in between.

After your healthcare provider has figured out what's causing your vaginitis, they'll craft a treatment plan that best fits your needs.

Depending on the type of fungi present in your vagina, your provider may prescribe a pill, an antifungal cream or a suppository that you put into your vagina. This is a common course of treatment if it's your first time having vaginitis or if you rarely experience this condition.

If you have chronic vaginitis and typical medications have failed, your provider may prescribe a course of treatment that has been specially formulated for you.

If your healthcare provider determines that your vaginitis is noninfectious (meaning there's no fungi present in your vagina), your treatment will vary depending on the cause. If it's happening because of a chemical in a product you use (an outside irritant) or from a decrease in estrogen (atrophic vaginitis), we might suggest changes to help.

Taking the Next Step

Vaginal pain and itchiness aren't symptoms that you have to push through or endure. And while some vaginal discharge is normal, any changes in color, texture, smell and volume can be a sign that there's a problem. Sometimes mild cases of vaginitis go away on their own — but why wait to find out? If you're having problems that you suspect might be vaginitis, our providers are here to help you get to the bottom of it and to help you find relief.

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