Can I use suppositories to treat inflammation before my period?

Can I use suppositories to treat inflammation before my period?

Suppositories are generally vaginal medications. The inflammation here is generally gynecological inflammation, and vaginal medications can usually be used to treat gynecological inflammation before menstruation.

There are many types of gynecological inflammation, such as bacterial vaginosis, vulvovaginal Candida, etc., which can usually be treated with vaginal medication under the guidance of a doctor. Commonly used drugs include metronidazole suppositories, tinidazole suppositories, ornidazole suppositories, etc. Normal menstruation has a certain periodicity and self-limitation. Endometrial shedding and vaginal bleeding will occur during menstruation, but following the doctor's advice before menstruation will generally not affect the ideal therapeutic effect of the drug ingredients. The drug ingredients work at the same time and will not affect the normal secretion of estrogen in the body, so it will not affect normal menstruation, nor will it affect the menstrual cycle and menstrual volume. Don't worry too much, calm down.

No matter what kind of gynecological inflammation you suffer from, you need to cooperate with the doctor for treatment in time. During the recovery period, you need to change your underwear frequently and keep your vulva clean, which will help you recover from your disease.