How to use medicine for bacterial vaginosis

We all want to know that bacterial vaginosis is a very common gynecological disease. Although it is not difficult to treat, it is very easy to relapse. There are many ways to treat bacterial vaginosis, but there are not many ways to completely cure it. Many patients want to know the effect of drug treatment on this disease. Let us learn about it together.

1. Western medicine: Western medicine is characterized by rapid onset of action and can slightly relieve discomfort. In the past, doctors who diagnosed and treated Trichomonas bacterial vaginosis often prescribed oral hormone Western medicines such as apravir, ganciclovir, interferon and interleukin as auxiliary treatment. Taking these drugs alone cannot cure bacterial vaginosis, and it will relapse when the drugs are stopped, and it is also very harmful to the liver and kidneys.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine is characterized by small side effects. For example, some Chinese patent medicines or herbal medicines for clearing away heat and detoxifying can relieve symptoms to a certain extent. However, they have slow efficacy, unstable medicinal properties, low purity, and long treatment time. They can only relieve or improve the symptoms, but cannot fundamentally eliminate bacterial vaginosis virus bodies. Therefore, clinical experts often do not recommend their use.

3. Treatment should be carried out step by step, and the dosage should not be increased without authorization. Some patients are eager to seek treatment and hope to remove the warts as soon as possible. After applying the medicine for one or two days, they feel that there is no response, so they increase the dosage. As a result, side effects such as edema and pain will soon appear. If it is used reasonably, these pains may not occur.