Is It Normal to See White Clumps After Using Vaginal Suppositories?
Three days after using the vaginal suppository, there is discharge? Doctor, I used a bullet-shaped vaginal suppository for bacterial infection last week. Three or four days after using it, I noticed white, clump-like substances coming out when I had a bowel movement, resembling w...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello, it is normal to have some residual discharge from the suppository for a few days. Whether it is healed or not can only be determined by a follow-up visit with your physician. Thank you.[Read More] Is It Normal to See White Clumps After Using Vaginal Suppositories?
Understanding Vaginal Inflammation: Types, Treatments, and Next Steps
The doctor said it is mild vaginitis, but is unsure of the specific type? After the doctor performed a pelvic examination, Pap smear, and ultrasound, they only mentioned vaginal inflammation without specifying the type. They prescribed the vaginal suppository Flagyl VT 250mg, whi...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
1. During a pelvic examination, the vaginal secretions can be visually assessed to determine their characteristics, including color, viscosity (thick or thin), odor, and whether there is any redness or swelling of the cervix. Based on these characteristics, potential sources of i...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Inflammation: Types, Treatments, and Next Steps
Understanding Side Effects of Vaginal Suppositories: Itching and Discharge Concerns
Rofecoxib vaginal tablets I previously visited a doctor due to itching and slight bleeding. The doctor mentioned that the itching might be due to a bacterial infection and that the bleeding could be related to my menstrual cycle. I was prescribed Lofenalac vaginal tablets and a t...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
When using the vaginal suppository, it must be pushed all the way to the back of the vagina to be effective. If the suppository dissolves and secretions flow out, some patients may experience discomfort in the vulvar area. In this case, it is necessary to apply a topical ointment...[Read More] Understanding Side Effects of Vaginal Suppositories: Itching and Discharge Concerns
Challenges of IUI: Managing Hormonal Treatments and Menstrual Irregularities
Artificial insemination Hello Doctor: I have been actively undergoing intrauterine insemination (IUI) for about a year now, but using the vaginal suppository (Urogestan) has been very troubling for me. All my blood tests before the procedure have come back normal. However, I have...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello: After undergoing artificial insemination, it is recommended to take Urogestan for two weeks. If menstruation does not occur, you can take a pregnancy test to check for pregnancy. If the test is positive, continue using it; if negative, you may discontinue its use. This is ...[Read More] Challenges of IUI: Managing Hormonal Treatments and Menstrual Irregularities
Understanding Vaginal Discharge Changes After Treatment: When to Seek Help
Please provide information regarding vaginal discharge? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you about an issue I experienced. On July 17, I noticed a foreign object at the vaginal opening that was painful, so I visited a gynecologist. The doctor said it was a pimple, helped me exp...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Brown discharge is a sign of light bleeding. It is recommended to return for a follow-up examination and continue treatment.[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Discharge Changes After Treatment: When to Seek Help
Understanding Vaginal Infections: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Vaginal trichomoniasis infection? Doctor, I have been experiencing yellow-green discharge for quite some time now, which has an odor. The discharge is abundant, and I also experience pain during intercourse, often feeling as if my vaginal opening is being stretched. Sometimes, th...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the physician may sometimes diagnose and treat based on the patient's clinical symptoms and medical history. It is recommended that you finish the prescribed medication first. If your symptoms do not improve, please consult your physician for relevant tests (such as m...[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Infections: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Understanding Changes in Vaginal Discharge with Boric Acid Suppositories
Bacillus subtilis vaginal tablets Using Boric Acid vaginal suppositories, I used to expel a lot of discharge and would have to use my fingers to dig out a lot of white debris, sometimes in clumps. However, recently it has turned into a residue that gets stuck inside the vagina an...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello: There is no need to remove any vaginal suppository if it cannot be expelled. If you experience a burning discomfort inside the vagina, please return for an examination.[Read More] Understanding Changes in Vaginal Discharge with Boric Acid Suppositories
Understanding Pain and Discomfort After Vaginal Suppository Use
A slight tingling sensation? Hello, Doctor: I apologize for bothering you again. This morning, I inserted a suppository, but only about half the length of my index finger because it was too painful, so I didn't continue. Shortly after, I experienced a sharp pain around the l...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
If the suppository is too dry, you can moisten it with a bit of clean, cold boiled water. Not inserting it fully may cause more pain. If the stinging persists, it is advisable to refrain from using the suppository.[Read More] Understanding Pain and Discomfort After Vaginal Suppository Use
Understanding Cervical Inflammation: Pap Smear, Medications, and Cancer Risks
Medication issues..? Hello, Dr. Lin. A few days ago, I had a Pap smear, and the doctor informed me that I have cervical inflammation. At that time, the doctor performed the Pap smear and prescribed oral medication along with a vaginal suppository. I have a few questions: 1. Is ...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
The cervix consists of the external and internal cervical portions. Inflammation can occur in the vagina or the external cervical area. If the internal cervical area is visible and a clean Pap smear specimen can be obtained, a Pap smear can be performed, and a suppository treatme...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Inflammation: Pap Smear, Medications, and Cancer Risks
Understanding Vaginal Suppository Side Effects: Itching and Discomfort
Using a suppository may cause itching? Hello, Doctor: My sister gave me three doses of Clotrimazole suppositories. I inserted one last night, and this morning I felt some itching and a burning sensation in my labia minora. However, rinsing helps a bit. I also noticed that my disc...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Using suppositories will not cause the vaginal opening to become larger or looser. If there are any uncomfortable reactions after using a suppository, it is advisable to consult the prescribing physician to determine whether it is safe to continue using them.[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Suppository Side Effects: Itching and Discomfort
Understanding Your First Period After Miscarriage: What to Expect
First Menstrual Period After Miscarriage Hello Dr. Liu, I experienced a miscarriage at 8 weeks of pregnancy due to the absence of a fetal heartbeat, and I underwent a medical abortion (vaginal suppository) on June 22. Three days later, during a follow-up appointment, the doctor c...
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
The first menstrual period after a miscarriage can often be irregular. However, if the menstrual bleeding lasts longer than 14 days, it is advisable to visit an obstetrics and gynecology clinic for evaluation. It is recommended to allow your uterus to rest for three months after ...[Read More] Understanding Your First Period After Miscarriage: What to Expect
Understanding Normal Vaginal Anatomy: What to Expect During Self-Examination
Vaginal issues When inserting a vaginal suppository, I felt some swollen tissue on both sides of the vagina (this is my first time exploring my vagina, so I'm not sure if this structure is normal). During the pelvic exam, the doctor didn't mention anything, so does that...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the internal structure of the vagina is elastic and has folds and ridges. Women who have never given birth or those who have experienced uneven healing from vaginal tears during childbirth may sometimes feel the sensation you described when using a suppository. If you stil...[Read More] Understanding Normal Vaginal Anatomy: What to Expect During Self-Examination
How to Properly Use Vaginal Suppositories: Timing and Tips
Suppository issues? If you are using a vaginal suppository before bedtime but your sleep schedule varies—sometimes going to bed at 11 or 12 PM and other times as late as 4 or 5 AM—it's important to maintain a consistent routine for the medication. If you insert the supposito...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the effectiveness of suppositories generally lasts for 1 to 2 days. It is recommended to use them before bedtime or after bathing for the convenience of the patient, so you can decide the timing based on your own convenience. However, with such an irregular schedule, it is...[Read More] How to Properly Use Vaginal Suppositories: Timing and Tips
Concerns About Vaginal Suppository Use and Urinary Tract Issues
Vaginal suppository infection issues? Hello Dr. Dong, I have been experiencing inflammation these past few days, and my doctor prescribed TRICO VAGINAL TABLE suppositories. However, I forgot to insert the suppository last night and had intercourse with my husband using a condom. ...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: Vaginal suppositories are inserted into the vagina rather than the urinary tract, and they are absorbed within the vaginal cavity. Sexual intercourse may push it further into the vagina, but it will not enter the urinary tract, so there is no need to worry too much. Thank ...[Read More] Concerns About Vaginal Suppository Use and Urinary Tract Issues
Understanding Cervical Inflammation and the Need for Pap Smear Tests
Pap smear for cervical inflammation? Hello Doctor: A while ago, around May 12, I noticed red spots on my vulva and went to see a doctor. The doctor said it was inflammation and prescribed a vaginal suppository for me to use. After a follow-up visit, the doctor recommended a Pap s...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Women who are sexually active should have a Pap smear annually. If the Pap smear report indicates inflammation, it is recommended to repeat the Pap smear for follow-up three months after treatment. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Cervical Inflammation and the Need for Pap Smear Tests
What Happens If You Accidentally Insert a Fever Suppository into the Vagina?
Antipyretic suppository mistakenly inserted into the vagina? Hello, doctor: What will happen if a "fever-reducing suppository" is mistakenly inserted into the vagina? If I suspect that I might be pregnant, will inserting the wrong suppository have any effects? The night...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Dear JOAN: In theory, absorption should not differ whether taken orally, vaginally, or rectally. It is best not to self-medicate, as medications can affect pregnancy. Please consult your prescribing physician to clarify the pregnancy medication classifications and information r...[Read More] What Happens If You Accidentally Insert a Fever Suppository into the Vagina?
Is It Safe to Have Sex After Vaginal Medication? Expert Answers
Please help me clarify my doubts? Hello, I would like to ask about my visit to the doctor yesterday due to itching in the genital area. The doctor inserted a medication inside me, but that night I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend. Will this cause any issues? Also, after i...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Hello: It's okay. The appearance of the white powder is due to the dissolution of the vaginal suppository. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Chien-Hsun, Obstetrics and Gynecology.[Read More] Is It Safe to Have Sex After Vaginal Medication? Expert Answers
Can Vaginal Medications Worsen Vaginal Health? Understanding Inflammation and Treatment
Is it possible for vaginal medication to worsen the vaginal environment? Hello Dr. Zhou, I started menstruating 8 months postpartum, and after my period ended, I went for a Pap smear. During the internal examination, the doctor immediately mentioned inflammation and prescribed ...
Dr. Zhou Dali Reply:
It can only be said that your original treating physician knows your situation best, and you should prioritize discussing it with them. If you still have concerns, it is advisable to visit a nearby gynecology clinic for an examination.[Read More] Can Vaginal Medications Worsen Vaginal Health? Understanding Inflammation and Treatment
Understanding Antibiotic Use and Vaginal Health in Gynecology
Regarding obstetric and gynecological medications? I would like to ask the doctor that in mid-May, I visited a gynecologist due to abnormal vaginal discharge with an odor. During the internal examination, the doctor noted yellow frothy discharge and prescribed Amoxicillin 1# tid ...
Dr. Zhou Dali Reply:
It is recommended that you return for a follow-up consultation.[Read More] Understanding Antibiotic Use and Vaginal Health in Gynecology
Understanding Vaginal Inflammation and the Role of Suppositories
Vaginitis and Suppositories Dear Dr. Hsu, Two weeks ago, I had a Pap smear at your hospital, and the report indicated inflammation. When I called the hospital for further information, the staff advised me to use a vaginal suppository for treatment. I would like to ask two questi...
Dr. Xu Junzheng Reply:
1. The smear test report indicates inflammation; it is recommended to treat it with vaginal suppositories. 2. Specific bacteria will only be mentioned in the report if they are present. 3. It is possible, but three capsules may not be sufficient. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Inflammation and the Role of Suppositories