Uses of Colposptine

Colposptine is a vaginal suppository with the main ingredients including Promestrine and Chlorquinaldol, used in the treatment of white vaginal discharge in women of all causes, except gonorrhea. Knowing the basic information of Colposptine and using it exactly as directed by your doctor or pharmacist will contribute to improving the effectiveness of treatment.

Colposptine medicine is made in the form of tablets with the main ingredients including Chlorquinaldol (INN) 200 mg, Promestriene (INN) 10 mg and other excipients such as: Cellulose, Lactose, Sodium lauryl sulfate, Magnesium stearate and other excipients. Boric acid is enough for 1 tablet.
Chlorquinaldol is an antibiotic that has antiseptic properties on surfaces it comes in contact with. Chlorquinaldol has a strong bacteriostatic effect on both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. In addition, the active ingredient Chlorquinaldol in Colposptine also works against local infections in the vagina, or gastrointestinal tract caused by parasites, fungi, bacteria and some other bacteria, except gonorrhea.
Promestriene (3-propyl ethyl, 17B-methyl estradiol) has a similar composition to the synthetic estrogen hormone. Promestriene acts on the female vaginal mucosa to restore nutrition to the damaged mucosa, through regeneration of Glycogen-rich surface cells of the vaginal epithelium. Glycogen is a substrate for the stabilization of lactic acid bacteria, restoring the physiological pH of the vagina, thereby limiting the re-infection of pathogens.
Colposptine is used topically so it does not affect other estrogen sensitive organs such as the uterus, mammary glands or pituitary gland.

Colposptine is the main use of effective treatment to reduce vaginal discharge for the following cases, except due to gonorrhea.
Bacterial vaginosis. Vaginitis caused by a fungus. Vaginal infections caused by bacteria. Vaginitis caused by Trichomonas vaginalis. The use of Colposptine is contraindicated in the following cases:
People with hypersensitivity to the components of the drug Colposptine. History of allergy to drugs containing Chlorquinaldol. History of allergy to drugs containing Colposptine or other synthetic estrogens. People with a history of estrogen-dependent cancers such as breast cancer, endometrial cancer.

The recommended dose of Colposptine is vaginal 1 tablet x 1 time/day. Take the medicine for 18 days in a row, including the day of your period.
Here's how to use the medicine safely:
Clean the intimate area with clean water, then dry. Soak Colposptine tablets in warm water for 10-15 seconds. Clean hands. In the supine position, the buttocks should be raised to make the placement more convenient. Insert the medicine deep into the vagina, pushing most of the index finger. Lie down to rest in place, avoid working and walking so that the medicine is fixed. Note: Colposptine is only effective when inserted deep into the vagina, it should be reminded when used in female children or women who have never had sex.

Currently, no side effects related to the clinical use of Colposptine have been recorded. Very few cases of local skin irritation, pimples, discomfort, vaginal burning... after using the drug. When you encounter this problem, you should notify your doctor for advice and treatment.
Pregnant or lactating women: Colposptine is used vaginally, so it only has a local effect, so it is hardly absorbed into the female body. However, it is necessary to consult with a specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology before deciding to use the drug.
In addition, topical spermicidal contraceptives may be reduced or ineffective if used during the insertion of Colposptine.
Along with using Colposptine in the right way, at the right dose and at the right time, a woman should combine with a reasonable and scientific diet, rest, and exercise to improve her health. stay healthy, stay away from stimulants such as drugs, alcohol and tobacco, always keep an optimistic and comfortable spirit in work and life.
Pay attention to cleaning the intimate area regularly, properly and cleanly, using soft, breathable underwear. If the condition of white blood, heavy discharge causes discomfort and unhygienic, it is recommended to change underwear 2 times a day or more.
Above is information about ingredients, usage, side effects and notes when using Colposptine. Carefully read the instructions for use on the package of Colposptine and strictly follow the instructions of a specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology to achieve the best treatment results.