Suppositories for vaginitis

There are many suppositories for treating vaginitis. We know that vaginitis is a common gynecological disease in women. There are many causes of vaginitis, and it is harmful to women's health. It often causes itching, abnormal leucorrhea, and even infertility in women. The more common suppositories for treating vaginitis include Daktarin suppositories, Sophora flavescens suppositories, etc., which are all relatively common suppositories.

How to use a vaginal suppository: Vaginal suppositories usually have a specific small device to assist in insertion, and are accompanied by detailed instructions for use, which must be read carefully before use. Generally, homemade ones in hospitals are not fully equipped. In any case, it is quite necessary to consult a doctor in detail when prescribing medicine. When using a vaginal suppository, wash your hands and perineum first (the perineum can be cleaned with 1/5000 to 1/8000 potassium permanganate solution). Lie on your back with your legs bent. Remove the vaginal suppository from its packaging and attach it to the insertion aid. Use the instrument to slowly and deeply insert the suppository into the vagina as possible - but without causing any discomfort. Push the plunger on the device to release the suppository. Withdraw the instrument. You need to remain in the lying position for a few minutes (preferably 15 minutes) before you can get up. Be sure to wash your hands and equipment. During the use of this drug dosage form, you should pay attention to maintaining the hygiene of the vulva, and you should change your underwear and wash your vulva frequently. The use of vaginal capsules and vaginal tablets is similar.

Note: 1. Pay special attention to these vaginal drug preparations: because their physical or chemical stimulation may cause problems such as miscarriage, pregnant women should generally try to avoid using these drug dosage forms. Therefore, if you are pregnant, be sure to tell your doctor when you see a doctor. If necessary, use them with caution under the guidance of a doctor. 2. You should continue to take the medication during your menstrual period and do not interrupt it without permission. 3. Use it before going to bed at night. The retention time of the drug in the vagina can be prolonged and the effect may be better. 4. Generally, vaginal medications are used to treat chronic diseases that are difficult to cure, such as cervical erosion, trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis. Be sure to take the medication as required and do not interrupt. The editor asked the managers of major pharmacies in Shenzhen to recommend the following types of vaginal suppositories, hoping to help friends in need.

Indications: Vaginal infections caused by Candida species and superinfections caused by Gram-positive bacteria. Dosage and Administration: Dosage and Administration of Miconazole Nitrate Suppository: Remove the white film, take out the suppository and insert it deep into the vagina. Take 1 20mg pill every night for one week. If you take 1 pill at night on the first day, and 1 pill each morning and evening for the next three days, the symptoms can disappear quickly and the course of treatment can be shortened. Treatment should also be continued during the menstrual period.

2. Sophora flavescens suppository (Ikonmebao) Specifications: 50 mg * 8 pieces Indications: antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. It can be used for Trichomonas or Candida vaginitis, chronic cervicitis, and can also be used for senile vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Dosage and Administration: For external use in gynecology. Insert deep into the vagina, 1 pill at a time, once every night.

3. Canesten (clotrimazole vaginal tablets) Specifications: 500 mg/tablet Indications: Used for candidal vulvovaginitis and infectious leucorrhea caused by yeast. Dosage and Administration: Vaginal administration. Take 1 tablet before bedtime, 1 tablet is 1 course of treatment. The tablet is placed deep into the vagina with or without an applicator.

4. Specifications of Nystatin Vaginal Suppository : 20,000 U*6 tablets. Indications: Suitable for fungal vaginitis. Dosage and Administration: For external use. Take 1 tablet (200,000 units) every night, 7 days as a course of treatment. In chronic cases, the treatment course can be extended to 1 to 3 times. The patient washes her hands and vulva, lies flat or takes an appropriate position, puts on matching medical gloves, and inserts the suppository (without the packaging) deep into the vagina.