Bleeding after using dimethoate suppository

Women's body structure is relatively unique, with the inside and outside of the vagina connected. Although there are normal bacteria in the vagina, if the beneficial bacteria are out of balance, it will cause bacterial invasion. Vaginitis is a more common symptom. Due to different types, including bacterial vaginitis, fungal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, mixed infectious vaginitis, etc., the treatment methods for different types of vaginitis are different, and the medication levels are also different. So what is the reason for bleeding after using diazothiazine suppository?

1. Bisoprolol suppository is a medicine for the treatment of various types of vaginitis in women. Bisoprolol suppository is a mixture of three ingredients: ornidazole, clotrimazole suppository and chlorhexidine acetate. Some suitable culture media are also added. It is mainly used to treat vaginitis in women. It is a more common medicine. However, when using this kind of medicine, many things need to be paid attention to.

2. Vaginal bleeding is the most common problem for women. Some of the reasons are related to physiological factors and are called physiological vaginal bleeding. It is normal vaginal bleeding, such as normal menstruation, lochia discharge, etc. These all belong to the normal physiological range and do not cause much harm to the human body. However, if it is physiological vaginal bleeding, it will be different. It is a symptom caused by a disease and poses a great threat to one's health, such as symptoms in the private parts, vagina, cervix, and uterine wall.

3. After the partial administration and dissolution of the metoprolol suppository in the vagina, it can quickly dissolve in the vaginal mucosa, and have an effective way to eliminate bacteria and microorganisms, and can quickly relieve symptoms of vulvar itching and excessive leucorrhea. It will also adhere to the vaginal mucosa, and can have the actual effect of activating blood circulation and promoting wound healing. Therefore, we must rule out the possibility that the bleeding is caused by diazophine suppositories.

The above is a detailed introduction to the reasons for bleeding after using bisoprolol suppositories. Generally speaking, bisoprolol suppositories can be used normally seven days after menstruation. However, if bleeding occurs during the medication period, it is best to consider stopping the medication and observing the condition at the latest. You can go to the hospital for a physical examination to see if some medicines are not suitable for your own use. You can follow the doctor's instructions and change to other medicines for treatment. Vaginitis can easily cause vaginal bleeding, which may be caused by cervicitis.