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Read MoreBoric acid suppositories are homeopathic medicines that contain helpful bacteria. They are used to treat bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and other vaginal conditions related to the flora inside the vaginal lining.
Side effects of boric acid suppositories may include irritation, burning, itching, and redness at the site of application. These side effects are usually mild and go away after the suppository has been inserted into your vagina for 24 hours.
If you have severe side effects, call your doctor. You can also use another medicine or a topical antifungal treatment to help with the symptoms.
A person who has a yeast infection can get relief from boric acid by putting a capsule into the vagina once a day for 2 weeks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend using gelatin capsules containing 600 milligrams of boric acid each.
Some women develop a yeast or bacterial infection in their vagina that causes itching, discharge, and odor. This condition is called bacterial vaginosis, and it can be difficult to treat.
If you are prone to getting yeast or bacterial infections, your OB-GYN may suggest that you try boric acid suppositories to prevent future infections. They also can be helpful in treating bacterial vaginosis that does not respond to first-line medications.
It is important to note that boric acid suppositories are not safe for pregnant women, as the medication can be toxic to the developing fetus. You should also not use them if you are allergic to boric acid, or if you are taking certain other medications.
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