Gynecological anti-inflammatory suppositories

Treatment of inflammatory diseases of the female genital area is the most common task faced by gynecologists. Depending on the type of microorganisms that caused damage, funds are allocated for their treatment.

More often, along with traditional tablets and syringings, anti-inflammatory gynecological suppositories are prescribed. They are available in the form of balls or pointed cones and are introduced either into the rectum, or directly into the vagina. Most often, candles are prescribed 1-2 times a day for seven days.

What are anti-inflammatory gynecological candles?

The list of names of gynecological anti-inflammatory suppositories is quite wide. So, for the treatment of colpitis (inflammation of the vaginal mucosa) alternately use candles and douching. To cause this disease are capable of various microorganisms - streptococci and staphylococci, fungi, trichomonads and others. To combat them, both antifungal and antibacterial candles with antiseptic action are used. To such preparations it is possible to carry:

• Betadine
• Mikozynax
• Terjinan
• Polyninax
• Meratin-combi
• Gexicon
• Nystatin
• Flagel
• Pitride
• Trichopol
• Clion-D
• Ginalgin
• Trichocid
• Trichomonacid
• Macmirror

Some of these drugs have a similar composition, most often it contains nystatin, clotrimazole and chlorohexidine bigluconate. After carrying out antimicrobial and antibacterial therapy for revival Oral flora in the vagina are used such preparations in the form of candles:

• Bifikol
• Atzilact
• Vagilak
• Bifidumbacterin

Such drugs are used for two weeks once a day, preferably before night sleep. Despite the availability of these drugs, self-treatment in the treatment of inflammatory processes is unacceptable, and the appointment of treatment should be handled by a qualified specialist.