Can unmarried women who are sexually active use Baofukang suppositories?

Generally, for unmarried women who are sexually active and develop gynecological conditions such as cervical columnar epithelial displacement or vaginitis, Baofukang Suppository (a traditional Chinese medicine) can be used under medical guidance. If there is no underlying medical condition, this medication is not recommended. Prior consultation with a qualified physician is essential to determine whether the medication is suitable based on individual circumstances, and it should be used strictly as directed by a healthcare provider. Detailed explanation is as follows:

Baofukang Suppository is a vaginal medication primarily used to treat leukorrhea caused by damp-heat and blood stasis, such as abnormal vaginal discharge and genital itching. For unmarried women who are sexually active and exhibit the aforementioned symptoms, use under medical supervision is acceptable. The suppository is administered locally and acts directly on the affected area, helping to alleviate inflammation, promote healing, and relieve symptoms.

This medication should not be used if a woman has not been diagnosed with a gynecological condition or has a known allergy to any of its ingredients. Additionally, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should not use this medication without prior medical approval, as it may have adverse effects on the fetus or infant.

In daily life, it is recommended to maintain good personal hygiene habits, avoid excessive washing or the use of harmful chemicals, to support genital health.