What medicine to take for fungal gynecological inflammation

For fungal gynecological inflammation, fluconazole tablets can be taken orally. Fungal gynecological inflammation is generally manifested by changes in female secretions to bean curd-like state and vulvar itching, which is especially aggravated before, during and after menstruation or at night. However, fungal gynecological inflammation is also more likely to occur. Therefore, treatment must be carried out according to the treatment process. You can choose to use sodium bicarbonate water to clean the vulva. Daknin suppository can be used to treat it by inserting it into the female vagina. If the vulvar itching is severe, Daknin ointment can be used for treatment. It is recommended to continue taking the medicine for three months, and the usage period is: 3 to 5 days before or after each menstruation.

Gynecological inflammation is a general term for gynecological diseases. It depends on what symptoms actually cause it. Different symptoms require different medicines. Generally, traditional Chinese medicine is the main treatment, because the actual effect of Chinese herbal medicine is longer-lasting and the side effects are relatively small, and medication such as Fuke Qianjin Tablets can be used. In addition, during the whole process of treatment, sexual life must be strictly prohibited, because cross-infection during sexual life may aggravate gynecological diseases. In addition, you must pay attention to hygiene and the improvement of immunity.

The question of what Chinese medicine to take for gynecological inflammation is often asked by patients in hospital outpatient clinics or outpatient clinics. As for what Chinese medicine to take, it depends on what disease you have. If you are sick, you take medicine. If you are not sick, you don’t want to eat. Different medicines are used for different diseases. If you have gynecological inflammation, you need to distinguish whether it is an inflammatory reaction or inflammation. If it is an inflammatory reaction, it is caused by bacteria and antibiotics should be used. When using antibiotics, the bacteria should be treated safely.

For inflammatory reactions, such as pelvic abscess and acute pelvic inflammatory disease, when using drugs, there must be auxiliary test indicators to support our use of drugs, such as routine blood tests, increased white blood cell count, C-reactive protein or procalcitonin and other infection indicators must be consistent with the evidence for the use of drugs. Antibiotics cannot be used casually. Using antibiotics as soon as you feel uncomfortable is a very wrong concept. For inflammation, you can choose traditional Chinese medicine or auxiliary acupuncture therapy, both of which can achieve very good therapeutic effects.