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[Paraendocervical route for metronidazole administration in complex treatment of chronic Trichomonas endocervicitis]
Abstract:
The data on paraendocervical administration of metronidazole in the treatment of patients with relapsing Trichomonas endocervicitis are presented. Metronidazole was administered as 0.5% solution in a dose of 0.04 g once a day for 8-10 days in complex traditional therapy including oral use of metronidazole and immunocorrigating and local treatment. It was shown that paraendocervical administration of the protistocidal agent provided earlier regression of the urogenital symptoms and 2.8 times lower frequency of the relapses.
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