What is the best medicine for vaginal injection?

Vaginal suppositories are a type of medicine used to treat vaginitis. There are many types of medicines, and patients should choose the medicine according to their condition. For bacterial vaginitis, you can choose Daktarin suppository. The drug is injected directly into the vagina, which can have a bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect. However, if an allergic reaction occurs, you should stop taking the drug. For candidal vaginitis, you can choose Baofukang suppository or metronidazole and other drugs.

For bacterial vaginitis, if you only use oral medications, the effect is not very obvious. Since the location of the disease is relatively special, it is recommended to use vaginal suppositories, which are the most effective. The most common ones include the following three.

First, Daknin suppository. Daktarin suppository is mainly administered vaginally, and the suppository is sent deep into the vagina. It is mainly used to treat vaginal infections caused by Candida albicans. The specific usage method can be found in the instructions. If local irritation or allergic reaction occurs, it should be stopped immediately. Do not expose this medicine to the sun.

Second, Baofukang suppository. Baofukang suppository is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation, which is very effective in treating bacterial vaginitis and candidal vaginitis, and has the effects of promoting tissue regeneration, relieving pain and removing heat. Before use, clean the vulva, take out the suppository, insert it deep into the vagina, and use it once every night. For patients with allergies, it needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Third, metronidazole. Bacterial vaginitis caused by Trichomonas vaginalis can be treated with metronidazole suppositories. When using it, use plastic gloves to take out the medicine and gently insert it deep into the vagina. Patients with mild symptoms can use it once a night, and patients with severe symptoms can use it once in the morning and evening.

The incidence of bacterial vaginosis is particularly high. Patients can use vaginal suppositories and cleansers at the same time. During the use of the medicine, in order to ensure good results, maintain personal hygiene, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, refrain from sexual intercourse, and use it correctly according to the prescription prescribed by the doctor. As long as the patient maintains a good attitude and actively cooperates with the treatment, the disease can be completely cured.

Complications of bacterial vaginosis

Common complications include gynecological cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and often Trichomonas vaginitis. Bacterial vaginosis during pregnancy can cause adverse perinatal outcomes, such as chorioamnionitis, amniotic fluid infection, premature rupture of membranes, premature birth, and endometrial infection after cesarean section or vaginal delivery.

1. Pelvic inflammatory disease

The most commonly isolated bacterial flora in the genital tract secretions of women with pelvic inflammatory disease are consistent with those of BV, including Bacteroides, Streptococcus, and Gardnerella vaginalis.

2. Abnormal uterine bleeding and endometritis

Abnormal uterine bleeding is caused by endometritis. Abnormal uterine bleeding is caused by an abnormal response of the infected endometrium to ovarian hormones or by direct destruction of the endometrium by infection or inflammation.

3. Gynecological postoperative infection

Among women who had surgical termination of pregnancy, the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease in women with BV was 3.7 times that of women without BV.

4. Cervical cancer

BV, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, and genital human papillomavirus infection have the same epidemiological relationship. The anaerobic metabolism of BV produces ammonia and carcinogenic ammonium nitrite in vaginal secretions.

5. HIV infection

Patients with BV may increase the risk of HIV transmission. When the pH is increased, HIV's ability to survive and adhere also increases, potentially making transmission easier.

6. Infertility and miscarriage

The incidence of tubal infertility is increased in BV patients. In assisted reproductive treatment, the embryo implantation rate is similar between BV patients and non-BV patients, but the early pregnancy miscarriage rate is higher in BV patients than in non-BV patients.