Patient's question:
Bacterial vaginosis, not sure how to use benzalkonium chloride solution. Unable to understand the instructions for mixing, specifications: 150ml: 0.15g (0.10%)Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that the bacterial infection in your case has triggered vaginitis. This condition requires treatment through both oral and topical methods. Generally, a white discharge test can help diagnose whether it is a bacterial infection or a fungal condition. In your case, it is a bacterial infection, so you can take oral medications such as Cefixime and Metronidazole. At the same time, you can use benzalkonium chloride to rinse the external genital area. This medication is at a normal concentration and does not require any additional preparation. Simply rinse it directly. A concentration of 0.1% is very effective.