Gynecological medication

Gynecological medications are mainly divided into two categories, one is oral medications, the other is topical medications, among which topical medications are divided into lotions and suppositories. Oral medications are the penicillins and cephalosporins that we generally know. Common washes include Jie'eryin wash and Fuyanjie antibacterial wash, which are mainly used for cleaning and care of private parts and vagina, and at the same time improve one's own defense. Suppositories, such as Dakning Suppositories, Baofukang Suppositories, Metronidazole Suppositories, Xiaomi Suppositories, etc., are medicines placed into the female vagina to exert their greatest efficacy. Gynecological medications need to be used under the specific guidance of a doctor. Do not take them privately. If you feel unwell, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination before taking symptomatic medication.

You should be more cautious when taking medicines during pregnancy. Indiscriminate use of medicines will not only harm yourself, but the medicines can also enter the fetus through the embryo and affect the fetus's growth and development, and even cause deformities and stillbirth. You should also be careful when using Chinese medicine during pregnancy. Avoid using drugs with strong toxicity or efficacy to avoid poisoning or stillbirth. Use these drugs with caution as they are very likely to cause miscarriage or bleeding. When using traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, you should pay attention to the medicine box or medicine label. If there is a note that pregnant women are prohibited from using or are not suitable for pregnant women, you should not use it to avoid causing harm.

During labor, be careful not to use sedatives to avoid suppressing the fetus's respiratory center, causing neonatal asphyxia after birth, and seriously endangering the child's life.

During breastfeeding, you don't need to take drugs that reduce milk secretion, but you should pay attention to the effects of medication on your child. Some drugs are secreted through breast milk, and if ingested by children, they can cause side effects, and some can even cause poisoning. Therefore, breastfeeding mothers should consider whether taking medicine will harm their children. If you get sick during breastfeeding and need medication, you should avoid the peak period of drug concentration in breast milk, and it is best to breastfeed your child before taking medication or injection;

Because the drug concentration in breast milk is relatively low at this time. If you take the medicine once a day, it is best to take it before going to bed, and you can feed breast milk with a glass bottle at night. It is the criterion for choosing the time to take medicine for breastfeeding women. When infants and young children suffer from some serious diseases and urgently need to be treated with medicine, they should be weaned first and then given medicine.