How to combine drugs for abnormal vaginal discharge

Leucorrhea abnormalities can be treated with combination of antibiotics, antifungal drugs, antiviral drugs, immunomodulators, and oral adenylate.

1. Antibiotic combination: antibiotics are usually used to treat bacterial infections, such as mold, herpes simplex virus, etc., and commonly used antibiotics include metronidazole tablets, cefaclor tablets, ofloxacin capsules, etc. If the infection is mixed, a combination of two or more antibiotics may be used.

2. Combination of antifungal drugs: For abnormal leucorrhea caused by fungal infection, corresponding antifungal drugs should be used for treatment, such as ketoconazole tablets, itraconazole dispersible tablets, etc. It can also be used in combination with antibiotics to achieve better therapeutic outcomes.

3. Combination of antiviral drugs: If the abnormal vaginal discharge is caused by viral infection, targeted antiviral drugs should be used, such as acyclovir capsules, oseltamivir sustained-release capsules, etc., and traditional Chinese medicine can be used for traditional Chinese medicine if it is chrysanthemum leaves, honeysuckle leaves and mint leaves can be soaked in traditional Chinese medicine.

4. Combination of immunomodulators: For abnormal leucorrhea with decreased immune function or difficult to cure, immunomodulators should be used, such as remdesivir capsules.

5. Oral adenylate combination medication: oral adenylate can enhance human immune function and improve body resistance, and some studies have shown that it can be used as an adjuvant treatment for gynecological diseases. Oral adenylate combined with antibiotics and antifungal drugs can enhance the efficacy of drugs and promote symptom relief.

It is important to note that the choice of combination is determined based on factors such as etiology, individual circumstances, and drug tolerance. At the same time, you should follow the doctor's instructions, take the medication on time and in accordance with the amount, and avoid changing the medication regimen or stopping the medication without the guidance of the doctor. In addition, it is important to pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the vulva and vagina clean, avoid excessive use of cosmetics and detergents, and avoid unclean sex and other behaviors that may cause infection.