Life precautions for patients with Trichomonas vaginitis

Trichomonas vaginitis is a gynecological disease caused by vaginal infection with Trichomonas, which seriously affects the patient's normal life and work. Therefore, patients should do a good job of daily related care and health care to facilitate physical recovery and avoid worsening of the disease.

1. Drug care

Metronidazole is a commonly used drug for the treatment of trichomoniasis vaginitis. In addition to local vaginal medication, attention should also be paid to systemic conditioning. The most effective is oral metronidazole. However, the side effects of taking metronidazole are also quite obvious, such as nausea and vomiting, and more serious ones such as leukopenia and rash. Once these side effects occur, the medication should be stopped.

2. Be careful when going out

Patients with vaginitis should avoid going to public swimming pools, hot springs, baths, etc. as much as possible to avoid worsening the infection. In addition, when going to the restroom in a hotel or other public places, do not use a toilet. If there is no squat toilet, try not to let your body touch the toilet directly to avoid cross infection. Your own toilet should also be cleaned and disinfected regularly to keep it hygienic.

3. Avoid sex

The main transmission route of Trichomonas vaginitis is sexual intercourse, so women should try to stop sexual intercourse during treatment and avoid close contact before recovery to avoid repeated infection and incurable disease.

4. Control blood sugar and use alkaline products to clean the vulva

Patients with vaginitis accompanied by diabetes have high vaginal glycogen content and acidity, which makes them easily invaded by bacteria. Therefore, while controlling blood sugar, you should also pay attention to cleaning the vulva and choose products with weakly alkaline pH.