Everyone knows how important it is to treat infectious diseases of the reproductive system in a timely manner. This is especially true in pregnancy, as adequate treatment will prevent the development of dangerous complications during pregnancy and childbirth. And most importantly - it protects against infection of the child.
The ideal drug for the treatment of urogenital infections should meet the following requirements:
- have a broad spectrum of antibacterial action against various pathogenic microorganisms;
- do not affect the activity of lactobacilli and do not inhibit their life cycle;
- well tolerated;
- have a minimum of side effects;
- be safe for the woman and the fetus.
It is the vaginal suppositories of the hexicon that meet all of the above criteria. In addition, the components of the drug are absorbed into the bloodstream in a minimal amount. Therefore, its safe use during breastfeeding is possible.
Vaginal suppositories - when to apply?
The active substance of the drug is chlorhexidine bigluconate. It has a high activity against many bacteria that cause urinary infections. Including effectively acts against the following pathogens:
- gonorrhea;
- trichomoniasis ;
- chlamydia;
- ureaplasmosis and other microorganisms.
Under the action of the main substance of the drug, the pH of the vaginal fluid is normalized. And, accordingly, the clinical condition improves. Numerous observations with the use of vaginal suppositories of Hexicon prove the decrease in the frequency of severe forms of gestosis. Therefore, they are used during pregnancy in order to avoid possible complications.
The use of suppositories in the vagina has proven itself in the treatment of dysbiosis of the vaginal microflora. Often candles are shown before surgical manipulation and diagnostic intrauterine manipulation. This ensures the prevention of infectious and inflammatory complications.
Candles Hexicon - how to apply?
According to the instructions, vaginal suppositories of Gexikon are recommended to be applied twice a day.
It is believed that the vaginal suppositories of Gexicon are absolutely safe. During the period of the study, there was no side effect from the drug. Also, cases of intolerance (with the exception of individual allergic reactions to candle components) are unknown.
Before using the vaginal suppositories, it is better to consult with your gynecologist. And this despite the fact that in pharmacies they can be purchased without a prescription. But if you suffer from thrush, then in this case, the anti-inflammatory vaginal suppositories of the hexicon will be powerless. The same situation occurs in the inflammatory process that has developed as a result of viral invasion. Therefore, without consulting a specialist, it is better not to apply them.