How to take metronidazole for gynecological inflammation

Under normal circumstances, gynecological inflammation requires seven days of taking ornidazole, which is a course of treatment, and should be used under the guidance of a doctor. Gynecological inflammation generally includes vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, salpingitis, oophoritis, adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. Gynecological inflammation is generally more likely to be caused by Gram-positive, Gram-negative streptococci, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Ornidazole is more sensitive to Pseudomonas aeruginosa, so it is more suitable to take ornidazole for gynecological inflammation in most cases. Generally, we take ornidazole for one course of treatment, which is usually seven days, and the dosage should be based on the doctor's specific instructions. We must take good contraceptive measures during the period of taking ornidazole. Since metronidazole is a Category B pregnancy drug, its effect on test tube embryos is uncertain.

During the medication period, you must wear a condom when having sex, but we recommend that it is best not to have sex. You also need to pay attention to private hygiene and menstrual hygiene, change underwear frequently, and keep the private parts clean and dry. Usually avoid overwork, do not stay up all night, develop a good work and rest schedule and diet structure, do not eat spicy food or irritating food, etc.

At present, ornidazole is mainly divided into metronidazole tablets, metronidazole gel, and metronidazole suppositories. Different types of ornidazole have different usage methods for the treatment of gynecological diseases. If a woman has subacute pelvic inflammation, she needs to use ornidazole, usually oral metronidazole tablets, and should also be treated with other antibiotics, such as cephalosporin antibiotics. If a woman has candidal vaginitis or bacterial vaginitis, she can consider using metronidazole suppositories or metronidazole gel for vaginal suppository treatment. Each time, she needs to clean the vulva with lotion first, and then insert the metronidazole suppository from the vulva into the deep vagina.

Ornidazole is available in injection form, tablet form for oral administration, and suppository form for external application. Ornidazole has the effect of anti-infection and treatment of trichomoniasis. It is a common antibiotic in gynecology and a common first-line drug in gynecology. If it is a pelvic infection, injection and intravenous anti-infection treatment are generally used. If it is a bacterial infection of the vaginitis, usually use local application or oral administration for combined treatment. Ornidazole has anti-trichomoniasis effects, and candidal vaginitis must be treated with oral administration and topical application at the same time. Ornidazole has low drug resistance and good therapeutic effect.