Can bacterial vaginosis be cured? What are the treatments?

Bacterial vaginosis can be cured, and treatment mainly consists of topical medications, oral medications, and intravenous drips.

1. Local medication <br/>Bacterial vaginosis is mainly characterized by increased vaginal discharge, vulvar itching and burning sensation, which is mainly caused by repeated stimulation of bacteria in the vagina. Local treatment is suitable for those with mild symptoms. Through local administration, the drug can reach the lesion directly, reduce bacterial activity, and reduce various uncomfortable symptoms.
2. Oral medications <br/>Oral medications are mainly oral anti-anaerobic bacteria infection drugs, which inhibit the growth and reproduction of anaerobic bacteria and do not affect the growth of lactobacilli. They are an ideal treatment method. This method is mainly suitable for patients with recurrent illness and severe symptoms.
3. Intravenous drip <br/>Intravenous drip is mainly suitable for special groups such as those who are in the pregnancy or childbirth period. It is not suitable for patients treated with local medications, oral medications, etc.