Patient's question:
How can trichomoniasis be cured?Doctor's answer:
The so-called systemic treatment for trichomoniasis is actually a method where people take medication, allowing the drug to circulate throughout the body and ultimately reach the affected area to achieve the final therapeutic effect. Currently, commonly used systemic medications include metronidazole and tinidazole. When using systemic treatment with medication, people should pay attention to following medical advice and also be aware of its side effects. If there are special conditions in the body, or if the person is pregnant or breastfeeding, medication should be taken with greater caution.