How to treat gonococcal vaginitis? Choose general treatment

Gonococcal vaginitis can be treated with general treatment, local treatment and infusion treatment. General treatment is suitable for patients with mild symptoms, and the condition can be improved by adjusting daily life. For patients with more obvious symptoms, local treatment methods such as vaginal medication can be selected to improve symptoms. When the symptoms of the disease are more serious and general treatment methods are not effective, infusion treatment can be selected.

If women often feel itchy and red and swollen vulva, and have abnormal vaginal discharge, such as heavy and yellow discharge, they should be alert because it may be caused by certain gynecological diseases, such as gonococcal vaginitis. This disease has a great impact on the health of patients, and in severe cases it can induce other gynecological inflammation problems. So, how to treat gonococcal vaginitis?
1. General treatment <br/>General treatment is to improve the condition through lifestyle adjustments. You can start with personal hygiene, do a good job of personal hygiene, clean the vulva regularly, choose some cotton underwear with good breathability, and change and wash the underwear regularly. When washing underwear, do not wash it with other clothes to avoid cross infection. In addition, pay attention to rationalization in diet and avoid eating too spicy food.
2. Local treatment <br/>For those with obvious symptoms, local treatment can be chosen. Some suppositories for the treatment of candidal vaginitis can be inserted into the vagina to eliminate local inflammation and inhibit the activity of gonococcal viruses. However, the effect of local treatment alone is limited. When choosing local vaginal medication, oral administration of some antibiotics can achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root cause.
3. Infusion therapy <br/>For patients with severe symptoms and ineffective local treatment, infusion therapy can be chosen. The efficacy of infusion therapy is more obvious, and the commonly used drugs for infusion are some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. Through infusion therapy, some pathogens in the body can be directly eliminated, and symptoms such as vulvar itching and excessive leucorrhea can be improved.
Gonococcal vaginitis is usually related to the patient's bad hygiene habits. If you want to fundamentally prevent the occurrence of various diseases, women should pay attention to their own hygiene in daily life. At the same time, try not to choose a bath or toilet when going out to avoid infection by bacteria.