BV Supppositories

Bv suppositories are a type of treatment used to treat bacterial vaginosis. This condition is caused by a type of bacteria called Trichomonas vaginalis. The symptoms of this infection include burning, itching, and thin discharge. It may also cause pain when urinating.

How can I prevent BV forever?

Some women with recurrent BV infections have tried douching and probiotic suppositories. However, there is little scientific evidence that these treatments are effective.

BV is caused by an imbalance of the pH level of the vagina. This causes a disruption of the vagina’s natural defenses and promotes the growth of pathogens. When the pH level is corrected, the symptoms of BV will improve.

If you want to treat bacterial vaginosis, your doctor may recommend an antibiotic. However, you should also avoid taking the medication if you are pregnant. It can be toxic to fetal development. It is also possible that the medications can interfere with other medications you may be taking.

One of the best ways to treat BV during pregnancy is by using a vaginal pH correction treatment. This treatment does not require other medications. However, if the symptoms do not go away, you can ask your doctor for a prescription.

Another treatment option is to use vaginal creams that contain natural contents. These may be helpful in preventing candida infections. Some women find that hydrogen peroxide works well as a vaginal wash. However, the medication should not be used more often than the doctor prescribes.

The FDA has not regulated the use of vaginal creams or other homeopathic treatments. You should also research them carefully to make sure they are safe.