TWO-STAGE THERAPY FOR VAGINAL INFECTIONS

The paper presents the results of a multicenter trial of the efficiency of treatment for bacterial vaginal infections of nonspecific etiology, by using various therapy regimens in non-pregnant women of reproductive age. Their clinical and morphological efficiencies were evaluated according to the uniform protocol in 20 centers of the Russian Federation. The anti-infective efficiency of the broad-spectrum fluomycin (dequalinium chloride) was found to be similar to that of other most commonly used agents in treating nonspecific vulgovaginal infections. The drug containing lactobacteria and estriol (gynoflor E) was proved to be highly effective in restoring normal vaginal biocenosis after a course of anti-infective therapy.

vaginal infections, bacterial vaginosis, nonspecific vulvovaginitis