Can I insert medication while receiving intravenous treatment for vaginitis and urinary tract infections?

Patient's question:

I am a 31-year-old female. I have a vaginal infection and used a vaginal soft capsule once. Today, I was carefully checked and found a urinary tract infection and received anti-inflammatory intravenous fluids. Can I still use vaginal suppositories?

Doctor's answer:

During the intravenous infusion for vaginal infection, vaginal medication can be used, which helps in the gradual recovery of the condition. It is important to maintain stable treatment for 2-3 courses after recovery. It is recommended to drink more water to enhance the body's metabolism of metabolic products. The best treatment effect is achieved when oral medication, external washing, and vaginal medication are used simultaneously. Rest well, maintain a regular schedule, avoid staying up late, drink more water, urinate frequently, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Strictly prohibit sexual activity during the treatment period.

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