Suppositories refer to vaginal administration, which can usually be carried out about three days after the end of menstruation. The residue inside the uterine cavity has been gradually discharged for about three days after menstruation, basically there will be no brown discharge, and then you can give the medicine vaginally normally. Generally, vaginal inflammation is more likely to recur around the time of menstruation, due to the body’s resistance to decline around the time of menstruation or often do not pay attention to personal hygiene, which may lead to recurrence of the disease, so after the end of menstruation can be vaginally administered to effectively kill bacteria, mold and other pathogens, and to promote the body’s recovery. Normally, you need to observe your body more often, if you find that there are obvious symptoms such as vulvar itching, vaginal discharge odor, etc., you need to actively seek medical attention.