Medication issues for patients with abnormal leucorrhea

There are many reasons for abnormal leucorrhea, so patients will also have different symptoms, but most of them will have symptoms such as vaginal itching. In fact, in daily life, female friends can still notice their abnormal leucorrhea. So, what drugs should be used to treat abnormal leucorrhea?

For the treatment of non-infectious leucorrhea, the predisposing factors must be eliminated in time; abnormal leucorrhea accounts for the vast majority of infectious diseases, and appropriate drug treatment should be selected according to its type.

Trichomonas vaginitis is the most common leucorrhea disease. The vulva is itchy and stinging, and even feels like crawling. The amount of leucorrhea increases significantly, with white foam and sour taste. Metronidazole tablets can be used, 200 mg three times a day.

Candidal vaginitis causes unbearable vulvar itching, vaginal stinging, leucorrhea, dregs of milk or curd. Candidal suppositories of 10,000 units can be inserted into the vagina every night for 10 days.

Bacterial vaginitis causes yellow leucorrhea with odor, accompanied by redness, swelling, burning pain of the vulva, frequent urination, urgency, and pain. You can use Enhanced Liansulphonic Tablets, two tablets each time, three times a day; or Pioneer V, 1 gram each time, 2-3 times a day, 7 days as a course of treatment.

The above are the treatment methods introduced according to the different causes of abnormal leucorrhea. Patients can not only understand the symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea from the above aspects, but also understand what kind of treatment they should receive through these symptoms, so as to improve the condition of patients with abnormal leucorrhea.