If you have bacterial vaginosis, what medicine should you take?

Patient's question:

Female, 27 years old, has noticed this symptom for a long time, but the condition has not improved. She wants to go to the hospital for a systematic check-up. What medication should be taken for bacterial vaginosis?

Doctor's answer:

Bacterial vaginosis. It can be caused by unclean sexual activity and poor personal hygiene, among other factors. Vaginal douching with feminine hygiene products can be used, followed by medication insertion. Continuous treatment for 7–10 days, or symptomatic oral medication can be taken concurrently. Underwear and socks must never be washed together with shoe inserts and socks; it is best to use a separate laundry container for underwear. After washing, underwear should be sun-dried. Sanitary pads should be chosen from reliable major brands to prevent poor sterilization and the risk of blood-borne pathogens. It is recommended that both partners receive treatment simultaneously to avoid repeated infections during sexual activity, which can lead to persistent illness. Intercourse is strictly prohibited during treatment.

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