What are the shortcomings of current vaginitis treatment

  Current treatment of vaginitis – killing the causative agent with antibiotics
  Antibiotics solve the problem of symptoms, signs and pathogens
  However, antibiotics do not help to restore the vaginal micro-ecological environment that has been destroyed after the occurrence of vaginal inflammation.
  It does not help to restore the environment
  It can’t restore the quantity and quality of lactobacilli quickly
  It can’t quickly restore the vaginal pH value to normal
  Antibiotics can’t solve the problem of recurrence and secondary infection of all kinds of vaginitis
  Recurrence rate of vaginitis
  According to different sources.
  Recurrence rate of BV treated with metronidazole:
  15-30% recurrence rate within 3 months
  Recurrence rate of antifungals for VVC.
  15-30% relapse rate within 3 months
  Near-term recurrence rate of trichomoniasis in the range of 25%.
  Higher long-term recurrence rates for all types of vaginitis
  The latest criteria for cure of VVC
  Return of symptoms to normal
  Signs return to normal
  Non-detectable pathogenic bacteria
  normalization of vaginal cleanliness
  Vaginal pH normalized
  Clinical protocol recommendations
  Simple BV
  Regular oral metronidazole
  Also one capsule of lactobacillus every night before bedtime
  Dose regimen: 0.25g/capsule qd × 10 days
  Recurrent VVC
  After two courses of intensive treatment with clotrimazole or miconazole nitrate
  Then use Lactobacillus to consolidate treatment for 10-15 days