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Vaginal Discharge, Irritation. History Of Urinary Tract Infection. What Is The Best Treatment Option?
A 38-year-old woman turned up to your family practice center complaining of vaginal discharge and irritation. She gave history of a urinary tract infection 10 days ago, with resolution of her symptoms. Which of the following is the best therapy for her condition? a.Oral metronidazole b.Vaginal metronidazole c.Oral fluconazole d.Oral clindamycin e.Oral estrogen and progestin therapy
Fri, 25 Apr 2014
Dear one cannot prescribe medication just like that . ALL ARE TREATMENT FOR UTI. But it depends on the causative organism and the nature of the discharge that you prescribe the medicine . For example you will give flucanazole for fungal infection , metronidazole for anareobic infection. And estrogen and progestrone for all infections .
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