How to cure vaginitis?

How to cure vaginitis? Vaginitis is a common and frequently-occurring gynecological disease, and is the most annoying problem that troubles women's health. Experts say that due to the unique physiological structure of women, they are prone to various types of vaginitis. Therefore, once we find symptoms of the disease, we must actively treat it. So, how to cure vaginitis?

1. Enhance the defense ability of the vagina: Patients with vaginitis can choose to use a certain concentration of liquid medicine to flush the vagina, or add an appropriate amount of powder and sprinkle it directly into the vagina to restore the normal physiological defense function of the vagina and inhibit the growth and reproduction of Trichomonas to achieve the purpose of treating vaginitis.

2. Antifungal drugs: Patients with vaginitis can put some medicine into the vagina after vaginal flushing. Generally, one course of treatment is 10 days. At the same time, in order to prevent recurrence, the medicine should be repeated for one week after the second and third menstruation is over. At the same time, vaginal secretions should be taken for examination. If the results are negative for three consecutive times, the vaginitis can be cured.

To treat vaginitis, you can choose to apply antifungal drugs locally or systemically. The first step is to find and eliminate the cause: if you have diabetes, you should give active treatment; if you are using broad-spectrum antibiotics, estrogens and corticosteroids, you should stop using them in time, change your underwear frequently, and wash used underwear, basins and towels with boiling water. In addition, use antifungal drugs.

Some women also experience relapses of vaginitis because they rashly stop treatment before the disease is fully cured, which leads to relapse of vaginitis. Usually the disappearance of symptoms does not mean complete recovery. To prevent vaginitis, it is necessary to continue taking the medicine for a period of time after recovery to consolidate the therapeutic effect.