Patient's question:
Treating gynecological inflammation, which is better: taking metronidazole tablets orally or using metronidazole effervescent tablets externally?Doctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation is a general term for all infectious diseases of the female reproductive system, with various treatment methods differing greatly. It is recommended to undergo a check-up for a clear diagnosis before starting symptomatic treatment. For the treatment of chronic gynecological inflammation, metronidazole is used orally, once, 0.4 grams (which is two tablets), taken twice daily. If you prefer vaginal medication, you can use metronidazole suppositories, applying one suppository vaginally before bed each night. There are also metronidazole effervescent tablets, one of which can be used vaginally. When treating vaginal infections with metronidazole, it is important to follow a standardized treatment plan and both partners should be treated.