Is it okay to use a suppository to remove dead skin?

In daily life, many female friends suffer from gynecological inflammation. Gynecological inflammation mainly refers to the inflammation of the female vagina. Because there will be very obvious symptoms after the onset of the disease, and most of the gynecological inflammation will also emit a very strong odor, so it not only affects the patient's health, but also has a great impact on the patient's normal daily life and work and other aspects.

Is it okay to use a suppository to remove calluses?

The suppository is mainly used to treat Trichomonas vaginitis and cervical inflammation. After being inserted into the vagina, it will dissolve under the action of female secretions and body temperature. Part of the dissolved suppository will be discharged from the vagina, and part will be absorbed. It has the effect of anti-inflammatory and sterilization in clinical medicine.

The discharged suppositories are mainly drug sediments without callous components, so it is normal to use suppositories to discharge drug sediments. If vulva burning or itching occurs during medication, it may be caused by drug allergy. It is recommended to stop taking the medicine for observation. If the condition is serious, go to the hospital for anti-allergic treatment. In addition, you should not have sexual intercourse during the medication period to prevent the drug's effectiveness from being reduced.

What symptoms occur after using the suppository?

After using the suppository, something like callus will be discharged at first. After five days of use, yellowish paste-like lumps (small amount) are now discharged. These are all normal reactions after using up the medicine. After using the medicine, we don’t need to wash it. Generally, we wash it before taking the medicine. When washing, try to use warm water or salt water.

What should I pay attention to when using the erosion suppository?

Single female friends should try not to use this method, and married women should try not to take it during their menstrual period, especially women after menopause. Everyone should use it under the guidance of a doctor. If there is damage to the inner part of your vagina, you must not use the suppository to prevent infection. Also, if you have changes in vulva color or diabetes, try not to use it and go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.

If you have experienced vaginitis or cervical erosion before, you should not be unfamiliar with the suppository. After using the suppository, a callus-like substance will indeed be discharged, but this time range is not very long, it may last about five or six days, and then a yellowish substance will be excreted. And these are all normal, so don't worry too much.