Patient's question:
I have vaginitis. The doctor said to make a suppository with sulfonamide and sulfathiazole. How can I make a suppository with sulfonamide and sulfathiazole?Doctor's answer:
The vagina is easily prone to bacterial growth due to its connection with the outside world, especially during the menstrual period when changes in the vaginal environment can accelerate bacterial growth. Additionally, the vagina naturally contains a small amount of bacteria, and local white blood cells are produced to thoroughly eliminate bacteria. Vaginitis is very common. In the coming days, if possible, sun the underwear for a few times, then use several gynecological cleaning agents to wipe the vagina, apply medication to the vagina, and use a lot of medication for treatment. After a thorough examination at the hospital, follow the doctor's advice. Currently, gynecological experts recommend that the best local vaginal medication is Fuke.