Symptoms of anaerobic gynecological infection

Gynecological anaerobic bacterial infection usually causes women to have various symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea, vaginal itching, and genital odor, and is often prone to cause various gynecological diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis.

1. Abnormal leucorrhea: When women are infected with anaerobic bacteria, it will cause irritation to the vaginal and cervical mucosa, which usually causes women to show increased leucorrhea volume and yellowing of leucorrhea. It can also cause leucorrhea to have a fishy odor and other symptoms.

2. Vaginal itching: Anaerobic bacteria usually irritate the vaginal mucosal tissue, causing vaginal itching and burning sensation in women, accompanied by severe and unbearable itching and other symptoms.

3. There is an unpleasant smell in the lower body: Anaerobic bacteria usually infect various parts of the female body, such as the cervix, pelvis, and appendages, which can cause abnormal secretions and cause a serious fishy smell or other unpleasant odor symptoms in the female lower body.

Women infected with gynecological anaerobic bacteria can generally be treated with metronidazole suppositories, daktarin suppositories, and clotrimazole vaginal suppositories, which can have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, help kill anaerobic bacteria in the body and relieve various discomfort symptoms in the body. They can also prevent the continued worsening of the infection, so as not to seriously threaten the health of the reproductive organs. During the treatment, local care is usually required, and sexual intercourse should be avoided for a short period of time to avoid affecting the body's recovery.