Patient's question:
I have bacterial vaginosis with redness and small blisters on the vulva, but it doesn't itch. My vaginal discharge has a cleanliness level of 1. Is my condition serious?Doctor's answer:
Bacterial vaginosis is primarily treated with anti-anaerobic drugs. Metronidazole can be taken orally. Metronidazole inhibits the growth of anaerobic bacteria but does not interfere with the growth of lactobacilli, making it a relatively ideal treatment drug. Additionally, local treatment can be used in conjunction, such as using Jie Er Yin for external washing. Gynecological experts recommend that the best local vaginal medication is Bika Baofukang Suppository. Success depends on the right medication time. It is best to take the medication before going to sleep at night so that the drug can fully help it compress and refine.