Clotrimazole vaginal suppository

Clotrimazole vaginal suppository is an antifungal drug, mainly used for Trichomonas infection. It is also a common medicine for candidal vaginitis, mainly used to treat vaginitis caused by bacterial infection. Clotrimazole vaginal suppositories can be used during pregnancy and lactation, but the menstrual period should be avoided during use. If there is swelling or burning sensation after taking the medicine, stop taking the medicine and clean up the area, as it is a skin allergy. During the medication period, you must follow the doctor's advice and use it according to the dosage prescribed by the doctor. Usually pay attention to the hygiene of private parts, clean before and after sex, and strictly prohibit sex during menstruation to avoid the occurrence of gynecological diseases.

There is no substantial difference between clotrimazole vaginal suppositories and clotrimazole suppositories. They belong to the same kind of medicine and are both used to treat vaginal candidiasis caused by Candida albicans infection. The only difference is that the half-life of clotrimazole tablets is longer, so the drug effect is exerted for about four days after being inserted into the vagina. Using one pill for four days can achieve a corresponding therapeutic effect. The half-life of clotrimazole suppositories is relatively short, so one tablet must be inserted daily for treatment to maintain an effective concentration of the drug in the female vagina and achieve a relative therapeutic effect. This is the only difference between the two. Either drug can be used for treatment, but a follow-up visit is necessary after stopping the medication.

1. Clotrimazole vaginal suppositories are mainly used to treat candidal vaginitis. 2. The method of using clotrimazole vaginal suppository to treat vaginitis is to take one tablet every 3 days. Generally speaking, 2-3 pills are enough to cure the disease. 3. The specific manifestation of candidal vaginitis is tofu-like leucorrhea, accompanied by relatively severe vulvar itching, and generally there is no leucorrhea with odor. Routine examination of leucorrhea showed that the information was positive for fungus. 4. In addition to taking medication, candidal vaginitis also requires attention to lifestyle improvements. During the treatment period, do not eat sweets, wear cotton underwear, and change it frequently every day.

Clotrimazole vaginal suppositories are drugs used to treat candidal vaginitis. The correct way to use clotrimazole vaginal suppositories is to wash your hands before applying the medicine, wash your private parts with warm water, and gently wipe the water from the private parts with clean toilet paper, then gently insert 2 pieces of clotrimazole vaginal suppositories deep into the vagina until they reach the posterior fornix of the vagina. Clotrimazole vaginal suppositories need to be taken daily, and one course of treatment is 7-10 days of continuous medication. It is recommended to use the emulsion at night. After applying the medicine to the vagina, some drug residue may be discharged. Just wash the private parts clean. It is not recommended to use sanitary pads or sanitary napkins. After the treatment is completed, the patient should stop taking the medicine for 3-5 days and then go for a follow-up visit for routine leucorrhea examination to understand the treatment status of vaginitis. During the treatment period, the couple should refrain from sexual intercourse.