Sanitary napkins and ointmnet apply????

2022-06-19 11:33:34
My gynaec said I have developed a vaginal abscess(inner lip) So she advised me for tablets and wash and Povidine iodine (betadine ointment)to apply bd per day.. But now i got my monthly cycle.. So can i still continue applying the ointmnet.. Or should i stop till i complete my cycle?? Also can i use sanitary napkins or will this increase or affect my abscess?? If i shouldnt then what can i use in its place????? Please help Waiting for reply.. Please Thankyou in advance doctor
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You can continue medicines and start the application of ointment after your period

Answered2022-06-19 13:13:14

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-06-19 12:46:59

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It will be difficult to apply local ointment during periods. I suggest you should continue with your antibiotics tablets and local hygiene. You can start using Betadine ointment again after the period (if it is still required).

Answered2022-06-19 12:38:35

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Consult me for proper advice

Answered2022-06-19 12:14:08

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CAN HELP YOU, KINDLY PROVIDE ME DETAILED HISTORY FOR PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND FURTHER MANAGEMENT

Answered2022-07-02 12:59:22

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Kindly continue application of ointment and can also use sanitary napkin ...as chances of secondary infection can be there...so better to continue medications👍

Answered2022-06-19 12:35:13

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