Patient's question:
What medications are used to treat bacterial vaginosis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, bacterial vaginosis requires the use of anti-inflammatory medications. Generally, it is treated with a liquid wash plus local suppositories. For bacterial vaginosis, the treatment typically involves using Jieryin liquid wash and metronidazole suppositories. It usually takes about three to five days for it to heal on its own. If it heals on its own, it is necessary to re-examine the secretion after recovery to see if it has fully healed. Generally, follow-up and careful observation of the secretion test after two menstrual periods can determine if the condition recurs.