What should I do if there are bacteria in leucorrhea examination?

If a woman finds bacteria in her leucorrhea during a gynecological examination, she should be alert and receive appropriate treatment in time. Generally, this is bacterial vaginitis, which can be transmitted through sexual relations. At this time, the Gardnerella and anaerobic bacteria in the vagina will gradually increase, while the lactobacillus will decrease, which will change the ecological balance of the vagina and cause great harm to women's health.

What should I do if there are bacteria in leucorrhea examination?

1. Do not rely solely on Chinese patent medicines

Some gynecological Chinese patent medicines have the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, but they are generally slow to take effect and not very targeted. They are often used as auxiliary treatment for chronic gynecological inflammation and cannot be used as the first choice of treatment. For acute trichomoniasis, fungal and bacterial infections, anti-trichomoniasis and antifungal drugs should be used first. Simply using Chinese patent medicines may delay the disease.

2. Do not abuse vaginal suppositories

As long as there is inflammation, suppositories should be used for treatment. If the treatment is not based on the cause, the condition will be aggravated. For example, in case of acute trichomoniasis or fungal infection, corrosive vaginal suppositories should not be used. If it is acute vaginitis, the use of suppositories may cause the inflammation to spread. However, the effect of drug treatment is not obvious and the disease will recur.

3. Don’t buy medicine according to advertisements

Different types of vaginitis require different medications. Before buying medicine, patients should understand the characteristics of the disease and choose the right medicine. If you are not clear about your symptoms, you should go to the hospital for treatment. The doctor will choose sensitive drugs for treatment based on the infectious pathogens and the patient's physical signs. Do not blindly choose drugs according to advertisements.

4. Do not use antibiotics in large quantities

Some patients start taking antibiotics immediately after learning that they have vaginitis. In fact, excessive use of antibiotics can make bacteria resistant, destroy the balance between vaginal flora, and prolong the treatment cycle. Especially in the case of fungal infection, the use of antibiotics will aggravate the symptoms of infection.

First of all, regarding the question of what medicine to take for vaginitis, the doctor cannot directly tell you which medicine can cure it. You need to go to the hospital for examination and testing to know what type of vaginitis you have. This is because there are many types of vaginitis, such as candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc. These inflammations are caused by different pathogens, and the corresponding medications are also different. Therefore, when you find that you have vaginitis, you only need to go to a professional gynecological hospital for a routine examination, and the doctor will prescribe medicine for the specific symptoms.

Secondly, for friends who already know which type of vaginitis they have, they can buy medicine by themselves after using the medicine, but the prerequisite is that you know which medicine can be used for this type of vaginitis, and you must go to the hospital for regular check-ups to ensure that the disease is truly cured.

To sum up, you should not take medicine randomly to treat vaginitis. You need to consult an expert to treat vaginitis. You must ask an expert about medicine. Taking medicine indiscriminately will only make the condition worse. I hope the above content can help you understand!