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[Refractory vaginal candidiasis].

Abstract

Genital candidiasis is a poorly-studied pathology, certainly because there is often a favourable result after treatment, at least in times past. If the diagnosis of acute vulvo-vaginitis is easy, it is not the same in relapse or second attack. The correct treatment of refractory vaginal candidiasis and/or second attacks needs a knowledge of their etiology, the mechanisms that encourage their appearance (and maintenance), the field where they occur. Recent data on the action of Candida on immunity may introduce new physiopathological perspectives and treatments.

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J C Bonneau, M Drouet, J Le Sellin, A Sabbah. 1991. [Refractory vaginal candidiasis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2069686/

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