What kind of intravenous drip is used for gynecological inflammation

Gynecological inflammation is a common disease among women. The symptoms of gynecological inflammation are mostly vulvar itching, increased vaginal discharge, and severe cases may lead to bleeding. Many women do not pay attention to hygiene and do not go to the hospital for treatment in time, which is likely to cause the inflammation to worsen and cause trouble to women's lives. Some women will go to the hospital for treatment. If they go to the hospital for intravenous drip, what kind of intravenous drip should they get?

Doctors say that some patients who are diagnosed with gynecological inflammation often ask doctors for intravenous drips in order to get better quickly. They believe that intravenous infusion is more effective than taking medicine and can eliminate inflammation in the shortest time so that they can resume their normal work and life. But in fact, common pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis and cervicitis can be cured by taking medicine and local external medications. There is no need for infusion, let alone frequent and repeated infusion. Excessive infusion can also lead to vaginitis. Experts also emphasize that failure to follow the course of treatment or indiscriminate use of infusions, antibiotics and other drugs will lead to vaginal flora imbalance, bacterial resistance or repeated infection, and even vaginitis.

1. Experts warn female friends that if they suffer from gynecological inflammation, they must go to a professional hospital for diagnosis and then receive symptomatic treatment after the condition is clarified. Never blindly receive intravenous treatment. Random infusion has disadvantages and can easily cause adverse reactions such as fever, cross infection, bacterial resistance or superinfection.