Bright red bleeding after using Baofukang suppository

Baofukang suppository is a broad-spectrum anti-disease and anti-viral drug with antifungal effect. It has a strong inhibitory effect on the growth and reproduction of Candida albicans and other fungi. It has the effect of inhibiting bacteria and inflammation and promoting repair for gynecological inflammation. Baofukang Suppository is a herbal Chinese medicine preparation that has been used in clinical medicine for more than 20 years and is widely recognized by patients. However, patients with allergic constitutions should use it with caution. So, why does bleeding occur after using Baofukang suppository? This question will be described in detail below.

I believe many people have heard of and tried drugs such as Baofukang Suppositories. In clinical medicine, Baofukang Suppositories are used to treat vaginitis caused by various pathogens, including bacterial vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis, etc. In recent years, Baofukang suppository has also been used in patients infected with HPV virus.

Baofukang suppository is a traditional Chinese medicine prescription, which is relatively safe, has relatively few side effects, and is generally not prone to allergic symptoms. Only very rarely will symptoms such as vaginal pain occur.

It can be said that the use of Baofukang suppository is not likely to cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding after use should not be caused by Baofukang Suppository. So, what causes bleeding?

We know that when inserting Baofukang suppository into vagina, it should be pushed as far inward as possible and inserted into the posterior fornix of the vagina. This will have a better effect. However, during the insertion process, it is possible to encounter the vaginal wall or cervix. In the case of vaginitis or cervicitis with cervical erosion, bleeding may occur once it is impacted. This is mainly related to the disease of the cervix itself in the vagina and has nothing to do with Baofukang suppositories.

In addition, vaginal bleeding may also occur if the menstruation is irregular or the medication is taken before or in the middle or late stages of menstruation. This can be said to be accidental and has nothing to do with Baofukang Suppository.

If vaginal bleeding occurs after using Baofukang suppository, it is best to see a doctor to check the location of the bleeding. Distinguish whether it is menstrual bleeding or bleeding from the vaginal wall and cervix. If it is cervical bleeding, it is best to do HPV infection and cervical disease. It is necessary to do cervical t CT examination and HPV infection to determine whether you have cervical disease or even malignancy.