How to treat recurrent bacterial vaginosis

We know that the emergence of gynecological diseases has brought serious harm to women and affected their normal lives. I believe that most female friends are familiar with bacterial vaginosis, because bacterial vaginosis can be said to be one of the diseases with the highest incidence among female gynecological diseases. So how to treat repeated episodes of bacterial vaginosis?

1. Standardized medication: The use of antibiotics and other drugs is very important in the treatment of gynecological inflammation. However, the problem of abuse of antibiotics is widespread at present, which not only causes bacteria to develop drug resistance, reduces the treatment effect, causes inflammation to recur easily, and the condition recurs repeatedly, but also easily causes many adverse reactions and side effects, causing great harm to the body. At the same time, it will reduce the body's immunity and resistance, leading to other diseases. According to the characteristics of the patient's condition, antibiotics and other drugs are used, the dosage of the drugs is strictly controlled, and the abuse of antibiotics is eliminated. In addition, during the use of drugs, various physical therapies will be used to enhance the efficacy of the drugs. At Gulou Hospital, standardized medication is our principle and position.

2. Private doctor system: The treatment of gynecological inflammation has a certain course of treatment, and follow-up visits are often required during the treatment process. In traditional gynecological inflammation treatment, the first visit and follow-up visit are often not the same doctor, and different doctors have different degrees of familiarity with the patient's condition and implement different treatment plans, which destroys the consistency and continuity of treatment and greatly reduces the effect of treatment.

3. Personalized treatment: Traditional treatment of gynecological inflammation generally adopts a one-size-fits-all approach. No matter what kind of patient, the treatment plan is the same, whether it is the type of medicine used, dosage, or course of treatment, etc., there is basically no change. However, the situation of each patient is different, so the one-size-fits-all treatment is not targeted and the treatment effect is greatly reduced. This is also an important reason why many gynecological inflammations cannot be cured for a long time or often recur.