Bacterial vaginosis can be transmitted between sexual partners

Bacterial vaginosis can be transmitted through sex, so women with bacterial vaginosis must avoid sexual intercourse. The typical clinical symptoms of bacterial vaginosis are a significant increase in abnormal vaginal discharge that is thin, homogeneous or thin, and is grayish white, grayish yellow or creamy yellow with a special fishy odor. Therefore, women with these symptoms of bacterial vaginosis must seek timely treatment.

1. For the treatment of bacterial vaginosis, the first choice is to use drugs combined with vaginal application of drugs. The principle is that the hydroxylation metabolism of drugs has an antibacterial effect, and can remove the anaerobic environment, making it conducive to the growth of lactobacilli and helping to re-form normal vaginal flora. If you suffer from bacterial vaginosis during pregnancy, you should pay special attention and need to use special drugs. The specific medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.

2. No routine treatment is required for the sexual partners of the patient, but the sexual partners of patients with recurrent or refractory bacterial vaginosis should be treated. Patients with a history of premature birth and all symptomatic patients should also be treated. Sexual intercourse or condom use should be avoided during treatment and for 4 weeks after the end of treatment. Long-term sitting baths should be avoided during local treatment. Follow-up is required after treatment, and the cure standard is that all indicators in the diagnosis return to normal.