How to treat stubborn Trichomonas vaginitis

How to treat stubborn Trichomonas vaginitis?

Refractory Trichomonas vaginitis requires active treatment, which can be treated with medication and sexual partners after the onset of the disease.

1. Drug treatment

Once stubborn trichomonas vaginitis occurs, it is easy to cause vulvar itching and swelling. In this case, patients can be treated with drugs, such as metronidazole tablets, which are a good choice. The drug can play a bactericidal and antipruritic role, and help restore vaginal health. Each patient needs to take this product orally, and take it with warm water after meals for seven consecutive days as a treatment process. Some patients may experience headaches and other discomforts.

2. Treatment of sexual partners

Considering that trichomoniasis vaginitis can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, sexual partners should also be treated at the same time, and patients and sexual partners should be informed whether they should have sex before being cured, otherwise it will lead to cross infection and aggravate the condition of themselves and others. At the same time, the patient's underwear and washing towels should be washed and stored separately, and boiled for 5 to 10 minutes when necessary to eliminate pathogens and reduce the incidence of infection.

Do not underestimate or ignore vaginitis. If it is not treated in time, the infection may rise, so actively treat it to avoid serious consequences. Be careful not to have sexual intercourse during the entire medication period, and stop the medication for more than three days to check whether it is cured.