What medicine should I use for fishy leucorrhea

Leucorrhea is a normal discharge from the female body. Many women with gynecological diseases have leucorrhea with some peculiar smell. Some have fishy smell and some have fishy smell. Women with leucorrhea with peculiar smell will feel particularly distressed, because in the crowd, there will always be people looking at them with strange eyes, which will make women feel inferior. So what medicine can be used for leucorrhea with fishy smell?

Guidance: If the diagnosis is clear, it is recommended that you pay attention to genital hygiene, refrain from sexual intercourse, take one metronidazole tablet at a time, three times a day, for 7 days; insert one tinidazole suppository before going to bed every night for 10 to 14 days.

Bacterial vaginitis can be treated with commercially available antibacterial drugs (such as clotrimazole suppositories). The inflammation generally subsides or disappears within 3-5 days, but you cannot stop taking the drug on your own. You should continue to consolidate the treatment and clean the vagina to maintain its normal acidity and alkalinity. After achieving the ideal treatment effect, you should go to the hospital for routine examinations to prevent recurrence.