Patient's question:
Hello, bacterial vaginosis accompanied by mild cervical inflammation, what medicine should be used? If you receive an anti-inflammatory drip, what medicine should be matched? What kind of help you care for: Please ask the doctor to prescribe some anti-inflammatory medicine!Doctor's answer:
Hello! For bacterial vaginosis accompanied by mild cervical inflammation, it is recommended to use Butozol vaginal suppositories for treating leucorrhea locally before bedtime. Oral medication with Metronidazole and Amoxicillin anti-feminine capsules can also be taken. A 7-day course is considered one treatment cycle, and the best results are achieved with three consecutive cycles. Post-menstruation follow-up is necessary, and sexual activity should be avoided during treatment. Pay attention to personal hygiene, maintain clean and dry external genitalia, change underwear frequently, and use personal external genitalia items exclusively. Wash used underwear, towels, and basins with boiling water and expose them to sunlight for drying.