Patient's question:
I also have vaginitis, but it is fungal, not bacterial vaginosis. At that time, the doctor quickly opened two boxes of nail polish and five to six swabs to clean the vagina. Only one box was used for treating the vagina. I want to know how to treat bacterial vaginosis in a pregnant woman at 24 weeks (and with twins).Doctor's answer:
Bacterial urethritis is a common disease that is easily self-healing. Many women suffer from this condition and require active treatment. Don't worry too much—seek proper medical treatment at a hospital following the prescribed course. Inform your doctor that you are pregnant. As long as you avoid medications strictly prohibited for pregnant women, you won't mind what others think. You can use metronidazole suppositories for vaginal treatment and pay close attention to maintaining cleanliness.