Is it true that bacterial vaginosis can only be treated with sprays?

Is it true that bacterial vaginosis can only be treated with sprays?

The spray for bacterial vaginitis will be inserted into the vagina, collectively referred to as gynecological external spray. Gynecological external sprays include gynecological health spray, gynecological inflammation health spray, gynecological inflammation cleaning spray, etc. Bacterial vaginitis only uses gynecological external sprays, and the drug means are relatively single, and the treatment effect may be poor. In addition to gynecological external sprays, bacterial vaginitis is best treated simultaneously with oral medications, gynecological external suppositories, and gynecological washes. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Oral medication: Metronidazole, clindamycin, ampicillin, Zhonghuahong tablets, Fuke Qianjin tablets, Gongyankang granules, Fuyankang granules and other antibiotics are mainly used for treatment. These drugs can kill pathogens and inhibit the growth of pathogens. However, excessive use of antibiotics is not advisable to avoid changing the vaginal microenvironment and causing pathogenic bacteria and pathogens to multiply.

2. Gynecological external suppositories: Patients with bacterial vaginitis can use Baofukang suppositories, matrine suppositories, povidone-iodine suppositories, Xiaomi suppositories and other drugs to insert them into the deep dome of the vagina to achieve deep bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects, and to remove dampness and relieve itching.

3. Gynecological external suppositories: In addition to gynecological external sprays and suppositories, patients with bacterial vaginitis can also use gynecological external lotions such as Sophora flavescens lotion and metronidazole sodium chloride lotion for sitz bath cleaning as one of the important measures for local medication. It helps the recovery of the disease.

Bacterial vaginitis requires patients to use various dosage forms of drugs according to specific circumstances under the guidance of obstetricians and gynecologists to avoid abuse. During the treatment of the disease, sexual intercourse should be avoided and perineum hygiene should be strengthened.