What are the methods for treating menstrual disorders and gynecological inflammation?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: I have used one box of phenol sulfonate aldehyde suppositories and still have one more box. I am currently taking nitrofurantoin tablets. Is it okay to use phenol sulfonate aldehyde suppositories? Do I have to use bactroban suppositories?
History of Previous Treatment and Effects: I used one box of phenol sulfonate aldehyde suppositories and amoxicillin.
What Help Do You Need: Are phenol sulfonate aldehyde suppositories and bactroban suppositories equally effective? Do I need to continue using them?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, considering you might have bacterial vaginosis, you can use metronidazole vaginal suppositories for a course of treatment! You can also use Fuyanjie liquid to wash your vagina. Pay attention to hygiene, bathe frequently, change clothes often, and wear loose, breathable cotton underwear!
Hello, as long as you take contraceptive measures promptly after intercourse, you generally won’t get pregnant. If intercourse hasn’t been more than three days, you can take the emergency contraceptive pill Yuting to prevent pregnancy!
Currently, your symptoms include yellow discharge with blood, which may be a sign of gynecological inflammation. It’s recommended to get a vaginal discharge test done promptly to help with diagnosis. If it’s an inflammation issue, you might consider taking anti-inflammatory medication. Additionally, a gynecological examination should be conducted to rule out pregnancy. If there’s no pregnancy, it’s likely that the contraceptive pill affected your menstrual cycle.

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