Repeated genital infections for more than 2 years may occur due to incomplete treatment, reinfection between partners, resistant infections, poor genital hygiene, diabetes, or an underlying sexually transmitted infection (STI). Taking Fas 3 Kit (Azithromycin, Fluconazole, and Secnidazole) repeatedly without proper testing may provide only temporary relief and can sometimes make the infection more difficult to treat. Both you and your wife should consult a doctor, preferably a venereologist, who specialises in sexually transmitted and genital infections. Proper tests such as urine examination, genital swab culture, blood sugar testing, and screening for STIs may be needed to identify the exact cause and decide the correct treatment. Avoid self-medication and repeated use of antibiotics without medical advice, as this can lead to antibiotic resistance. During treatment, both partners should complete the full course of medicines together, even if symptoms improve early. Avoid sexual intercourse, maintain good genital hygiene, keep the area dry, and avoid using scented soaps or creams without medical advice. If diabetes or low immunity is present, controlling these conditions is also important to help prevent repeated infections.