Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for a year, and we haven't gotten pregnant yet. When we first got married, we always used condoms during intercourse, but now we don't. We mostly have intercourse during ovulation, but we still haven't gotten pregnant. I usually have a lot of leukorrhea, a bad odor, and itching. After checking, it was found that I had bacterial vaginosis. It's best to treat it before getting pregnant for better results.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Bacterial vaginosis is primarily treated with anti-anaerobic drugs. Metronidazole can be taken orally. Metronidazole inhibits the growth of anaerobic bacteria but does not affect the growth of lactobacilli, making it an ideal treatment. Additionally, local treatment can be combined, such as using Jie'eryin for external washing. Gynecological experts recommend that the best local vaginal medication is Bikaibaofu Kang. It is important to grasp the timing of medication. The best time to use it is before bedtime to allow the drug to be fully metabolized and absorbed, thereby achieving maximum efficacy and a high cure rate. Using traditional Chinese medicine for external washing alone has a certain effect, but the cure rate is not high, and the treatment duration is long.