Okay, so I have had B.V (Bacterial Vaginosis) before, and I have also had Thrush before. I have had these treated, everything went on fine as normal….
Recently I noticed I had developed B.V again, so got some Metronidazole prescribed from the doctors, I am now taking them. Started yesterday. But I have noticed, my discharge not only has a strong fishy odor, but it is thick and white, the consistency is like cottage cheese. (eww i know…)
Therefore I understand I have thrush too. I have a thrush cream from the doctors to treat this… I was just curious…
Is it possible to use both the cream to treat thrush, and take the Metronidazole tablets to clear up my B.V at the same time??? Thanks, any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Metronidazole is the best drug for BV. Yes U should use both drugs (metronidazole + nystatin / or other). Treatment for bacterial vaginosis consists of antibiotics. Metronidazole (Flagyl) taken by either oral (pill) form or by vaginal metronidazole gel (Metrogel) is an effective treatment. Also available is the vaginal clindamycin cream (Cleocin).
Tinidazole is an antibiotic that appears to have fewer side effects than metronidazole and is also effective in treating bacterial vaginosis.
Recurrence of bacterial vaginosis is possible even after successful treatment. More than half of those treated experience recurrent symptoms within 12 months. It is unclear why so many recurrent infections develop. With recurrent symptoms, a second course of antibiotics is generally prescribed.
Bacterial vaginosis can resolve completely without complications after treatment. No special follow-up is necessary if the symptoms disappear.
In pregnancy, bacterial vaginosis can cause premature labor, premature birth, infection of the amniotic fluid, and infection of the uterus after delivery. However, treatment of asymptomatic (not producing symptoms) bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy has not been shown to decrease the incidence of premature births in most studies. For these reasons, screening and treatment for bacterial vaginosis during pregnancy is controversial, and research is still being conducted to determine its utility and value. Currently the routine screening of all pregnant women is not recommended. However, screening and treatment of bacterial vaginosis is sometimes recommended for women with a history of a preterm birth.
Thanks for your question. Good luck!
http://www.medicinenet.com/bacterial_vaginosis/page4.htm
1. You may have chronic bacterial vaginosis.
2. The number one cause is vaginal douching (cleansing) – so stop it if that's what you're doing.
3. Check out this website for more info:
http://bacterialvaginosisnaturaltreatment.blogspot.com/