Vaginitis & STI Care

Recurring discomfort, cause first

What to expect

What makes this care different

The principles and strengths BLANC keeps in this care.

Fix the root first
Tests identify the cause of symptoms and connect to tailored treatment.
Ease the discomfort
Consultation and treatment help relieve recurring discomfort and provide ongoing care.
Less burden on the body
A minimally invasive approach that targets only the lesion reduces the burden on the body.

Check if you have these symptoms

If the symptoms overlap, do not wait — find the cause in a consultation.

I've been too busy for checkups

A package of Pap test, HPV test, and colposcopy checks everything at once.

Which contraception suits me?

Discuss options like Mirena, Kyleena, and Implanon with a specialist.

I need care after an HPV diagnosis

High-risk HPV and chronic vaginitis can be managed with PDT photodynamic therapy.

From tests to treatment, on trusted equipment

The equipment and methods actually used in our clinic.

Frequently asked questions

The questions we hear most before a consultation.

Are tests covered?

Insured and uninsured tests are distinct; per-item costs are explained at your visit.

Am I eligible for the free national cervical screening?

Under the national health screening, women aged 20+ born in even-numbered years are eligible for free cervical cancer screening in 2026. Available at BLANC. (Eligibility years alternate annually.)

How do I get cervical screening?

A package of Pap, HPV, and colposcopy can raise diagnostic accuracy.

Does insurance cover PDT?

Indemnity insurance may apply depending on conditions; PDT requires one visit per session.

Can I get pre-pregnancy checkup support?

BLANC is a designated clinic for Korea's pre-pregnancy health support program. Apply via e-health.go.kr or your local health center, get a test referral, visit within 3 months for tests and consultation, then claim the test fee within 1 month of the test date.

Things to know

Please check before your visit

Please read before booking.

Costs explained beforehand

Insured and uninsured tests are distinct; costs are explained during your visit.

One visit per session

PDT requires a visit per session; indemnity insurance may apply by condition.

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Candida vaginitis treatment in Gangnam: accurate care at Nonhyeon Station OB/GYN

Recurrent vulvar itching and white discharge could be Candida vaginitis. Before repeating medication, identify the type with discharge tests and manage recurrence.

Vaginitis in Banpo: why it keeps coming back even with pharmacy medication

If recurrent vaginitis persists despite using over-the-counter vaginal suppositories, it might be due to a mismatch in the type of infection (bacterial, candidal, or trichomonal). Identifying the cause through testing is the starting point to reduce recurrence.

When you should consider vaginal scaling (Sinnonhyeon Station OB/GYN)

If vaginal infections recur monthly despite medication, a vaginal environment where bacteria thrive might remain. We examine the recurrence structure with vaginal scaling after examination.

Severe dryness and recurring itching: time to stop it

For moderate to severe vulvar dryness where regular moisturizers fall short, we explain who can benefit from medical-grade MD cream that helps restore the skin barrier.

Why vaginitis keeps coming back: why prescriptions alone don't fix it (Nonhyeon Station OB/GYN)

Recurrent vaginitis despite medication? Beyond just eliminating bacteria, let's identify the root cause from the perspective of restoring the disrupted vaginal environment.

Can vaginitis heal on its own? Why so many women wonder

While mild vaginitis can resolve on its own, if odor or itching recurs, the type of vaginitis may require different tests and treatments, making cause identification a priority.

Are vaginal probiotics the answer to recurring vaginitis? An OB/GYN specialist explains (Gangnam Station)

When vaginitis keeps recurring, should you take oral or vaginal probiotics, and for how long? We've compiled the precise diagnostic criteria to help.

3 things to check when vaginitis keeps recurring

If vaginitis keeps returning despite treatment, it's not just about the bacteria, but also the environment where they thrive. Addressing both can reduce recurrence.

Why vaginitis keeps recurring: when simple treatment isn't enough

Vaginitis that seems to improve but then recurs might not just be about bacteria; a weakened vaginal environment could be the cause. Comprehensive care that addresses the environment can help.

Vaginitis symptom checklist, types, and when to get tested

If your vaginal discharge changes in color or odor, and vulvar itching persists for days, identifying the type of vaginitis through examination, rather than self-diagnosis, is the first step to reducing recurrence.

Why does vaginitis keep recurring? Care tips from a female OB/GYN at Gangnam Station

For recurrent vaginitis that keeps coming back even with medication, don't just manage symptoms; reduce recurrence by focusing on restoring the vaginal mucosa and environment.

Recurring vaginitis: why does it keep coming back? (Eonju Station OB/GYN)

If vaginitis improves but then recurs repeatedly, it might be recurrent vaginitis. Identifying the type and addressing the cause with tailored diagnosis and environmental improvements can be helpful.

Untreated vaginitis can lead to infertility: symptoms, causes, and treatment, the complete guide (Seocho-gu OB/GYN)

Vaginitis is common, but treatment varies by causative agent. It's safer to identify the cause through examination rather than self-treating, and receive personalized treatment and recurrence management.

Why vaginitis keeps recurring: it may not be a hygiene problem

Recurrent vaginitis may not be due to hygiene, but rather an issue with the vaginal internal environment. Let's distinguish whether simple treatment is sufficient or if environmental improvement is needed.

Do not wait — check now

Even small signs are usually resolved early once the cause is found in consultation.