Boric Acid Vaginal Suppository – 30s

Boric acid suppositories are used to treat recurrent vaginal infections (yeast or bacterial vaginosis) by restoring normal pH.

Typically 600mg, they are inserted vaginally (never orally) once or twice daily for 7–14 days, often for stubborn cases. Side effects can include burning, irritation, and discharge.

Key Details
Uses: Provides relief from symptoms like odor, itching, and unusual discharge.

Effectiveness: Effective for chronic or resistant yeast infections (specifically Candida glabrata) and bacterial vaginosis (BV).

Usage: Generally, one 600mg capsule is inserted vaginally, often at bedtime.

Safety Warnings: Strictly for vaginal use; fatal if swallowed. Do not use during pregnancy.

Side Effects: Potential for irritation, burning, redness, and watery discharge.

Consultation: Always consult a healthcare provider before using to ensure proper diagnosis, as they are not a first-line treatment for all vaginal infections.