Patient's question:
I went to the hospital and was told I have bacterial vaginosis. They prescribed me compound metronidazole. On the first night, some liquid was left behind, and on the third night after finishing it, there was still liquid dripping out. What should I do in this situation?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of bacterial vaginosis takes time, so don't be impatient. Be patient and tolerate the medication. Complete recovery is not impossible.Treatment for bacterial vaginosis can involve the use of some gynecological topical medications. It is recommended to follow medical advice.
In terms of prevention:
1. Develop good hygiene habits: Wash the external genital area daily, change underwear and pants, and dry them in a well-ventilated area. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation.
2. Wear cotton, loose-fitting underwear and avoid tight pants.
3. Prefer showering over baths.
4. Avoid excessive cleaning of the external genital area. Wash with clean water once a day, but do not wash the vagina.
5. Avoid frequent sexual activity and unsafe sex.
Dietary advice for bacterial vaginosis: Avoid spicy foods, seafood, and sweet, greasy foods.