How to treat viral vaginitis?

Viral vaginitis is a common disease at present. Because the disease has limited development, it will recur soon after treatment. The main reason for the onset of viral vaginitis is due to the failure to use the right treatment method. In principle, patients should pay attention to systemic treatment. In addition to using Western antibiotics, they should also cooperate with Chinese medicine for external and internal use. Do not take it lightly during the process, and do not think that the disease is cured because the symptoms disappear.

The disease is self-limiting and will heal itself in about 1-2 weeks. The goal of treatment is to prevent the next recurrence. There is currently no specific medicine for this disease. The treatment principles are to shorten the course of the disease, prevent secondary infection, and reduce recurrence.

1. Systemic treatment

The treatment principles are: first, to prevent the activation of infected HSV or even to eliminate the virus; second, to regulate immunity and prevent recurrence. Acyclovir can be taken intravenously or orally, Livzonvir can be taken orally, interferon can be injected intramuscularly, and interleukin II can be injected intramuscularly. The Chinese Academy of Microbiology tested the Jiaoyan Vaginal Wash containing PHMB and found that 99% of the herpes virus was killed within 3 minutes. In treatment, 95% of the patients did not have a relapse if the Jiaoyan Vaginal Wash or Jiaoyan Disinfectant Gel was used in combination with interleukin II, Levitra or Bactrobactin.

l. Acyclovir (ACV): It is currently recognized as the drug of choice. The method of use should be tailored to the different situations of GH.

(1) Initial GH: Oral administration of ACV 200 mg, 5 times a day for 7 consecutive days; or intravenous drip of ACV 5 ml, 3 times a day for 5 to 7 consecutive days.

(2) Recurrent GH: Take ACV 200 mg orally, 5 times a day; or lie down at 800 m twice a day for 5 consecutive days. If treatment is started at the onset of symptoms, some patients may not experience typical symptoms. When relapses are frequent, ACV 200 mg can be taken orally, 3 times a day, for 6 to 12 months.

(3) Immunosuppressed patients: For HIV-infected patients, GH should be taken orally at a dose of 400 mg 3 to 5 times a day. If the condition is serious, 400 mg/kg each time, intravenous drip, every 8hl, until recovery.

(4) Herpetic prurigo: Take ACV 200 mg orally, 5 times a day, for 7 to 10 days.

(5) HSV proctitis: Oral administration of ACV 400 mg, 5 times a day, can shorten the course of the disease. Patients with impaired immunity or severe illness can receive intravenous drip of ACV 5 mg/(kg·8h).

(6) Neonatal HSV: intravenous drip of ACV 30 mg/(kg·d) or adenine 30 mg/(kg·d) is usually used for 10-14 days.

2. Interferon (IFN)

Primary GH: intramuscular or subcutaneous injection, 1 million U to 3 million U for adults, 50,000 U/(kg·d) for children, 1 week to 2 weeks.

Relapse GH: intramuscular or subcutaneous injection, 3 million U-6 million U for adults, 100,000 U/(kg'

3. Virus inhibitor (triazole): inhibits the replication and synthesis of DNA and RNA of many pathogens.

(l) Primary GH and AIDS combined with HSV infection: intramuscular injection of 15 mg/(kg·d).