If you need to insert medication into the vagina for vaginal inflammation or cervical inflammation, it is recommended that you go to the bathroom one and a half hours after inserting the medication to avoid the medication being discharged out of the vagina if you go to the bathroom too early, which will waste the medication and will not be effective. It is better to go to the bathroom to urinate once before each vaginal insertion to avoid the feeling of wanting to go to the bathroom after the insertion of the medication. You should wash not only your vulva but also your fingers when inserting vaginal pills to avoid bringing in pathogenic bacteria that may aggravate the local inflammation. Do not eat spicy and sour food during the medication and use sanitary napkins because the medication will be discharged from the vagina after melting.