@entity115 , @entity115 - XXXX and @entity868 in the treatment of clue cell-positive discharge. A comparative clinical and laboratory study.

@entity1 @entity868 @entity115 @entity798 @entity880
In an open study, 30 @entity1 with clue cell-positive discharge (CCPD) were treated for seven days with either @entity115 , @entity115 - @entity798 or @entity868 (ten in each group). @entity1 were monitored on days 2, 4, 9 and 15. Clinical and microscopical parameters were used to assess treatment efficacy. Gas-liquid chromatography of vaginal secretions was also performed. The succinate- @entity880 ratio had good correlation with the clinical findings. All @entity1 treated with @entity868 were cured by day 4, suggesting that a three-day course is as effective as the standard seven-day regimen. Treatment with @entity115 - @entity798 was less effective resulting in the cure of seven @entity1 by day 15. @entity115 established normal secretions in only four @entity1 . Gastro-intestinal complaints, although common in @entity1 treated with @entity115 - @entity798 , were generally mild. We consider @entity115 - @entity798 a possible alternative in the treatment of CCPD.
