Yaowa Quiz | Can gynecological inflammation be treated with metronidazole tablets and vaginal plugs?

Bacterial vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis are common gynecological inflammations. Metronidazole is generally used for clinical treatment with good results. However, metronidazole tablets cannot be directly inserted into the vagina for use. Instead, metronidazole effervescent tablets or metronidazole suppositories should be used. This is because metronidazole tablets are an oral antibacterial drug with better oral absorption. If metronidazole tablets are inserted into the vagina, it may cause irritation of the local mucosa, and it may also be blocked at the vaginal opening due to long-term non-absorption in the vagina. Not only will it have no anti-inflammatory effect, but it will also delay the disease.

The same drug has different dosage forms and different usage methods, and should be used strictly according to the instructions.