How many days does it take for the medicine inserted in the vagina to be discharged?

Clinically, some gynecological diseases are prone to recurrence, so some women often choose vaginal suppositories when treating this type of gynecological disease. This treatment effect may be better, but vaginal suppositories will encounter many problems, such as some drug residues, so you must pay attention to expelling the dirt. So how many days will it take for the medicine to be expelled after seven days of vaginal suppositories?

1. After vaginal suppositories are completed, the drug is generally prohibited from flowing out. Under normal circumstances, vaginal suppositories can last for 2 to 3 days. At this time, patients should refrain from sexual intercourse, otherwise it will hinder treatment and cause cross-infection of diseases, making them more susceptible to other gynecological diseases. During the treatment, patients should also pay attention to their diet and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, which will also affect the treatment.

2. Vaginal suppositories generally have a therapeutic effect, so in order to prevent the drug from being excreted, vaginal suppositories are usually placed deep into the vagina before going to bed at night, and then you sleep. The purpose of doing this is to prevent the drug from being discharged from the vagina and prolong the efficacy of the drug, so that vaginitis can be cured. Most patients will have a small amount of liquid discharged on the next morning. In addition to leucorrhea, there will also be a small amount of drug residue. However, most of the drugs have been absorbed by the human body, so this discharge generally has little impact. So after vaginal suppository, the medicine will be discharged in about ten hours. In clinical practice, in order to prolong the efficacy of the drug, it is recommended to rest in bed as much as possible after taking the drug, which can reduce the excretion of the drug.

3. Vaginal suppositories will be discharged within 24 hours. Suppositories are generally used to treat vaginal inflammation. After the suppository, part of the medicine will be dissolved and absorbed, and the rest will be discharged through the vagina. If you suffer from vaginal inflammation, you should also take some anti-inflammatory drugs together for treatment, and the effect is relatively good. At the same time, you should wash your vagina every day to keep it dry. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment. Please note that you cannot have sex during medication treatment, as it will affect the effectiveness of the medication.