After delivery of analyses (method PTSR), there is a positive take on Hlamidi...

[Lida]

After delivery of analyses (method PTSR), there is a positive take on the Chlamydia trahomatis. The doctor the gynecologist has appointed or nominated treatment: In current 3 h days of a suppository gino-pevaril - 1 over for the night, then injections taktivina - in current of 10 days, then on 1 mg Henomitsina for 1 day / 6 dn. pereryva/for 7 day / 6 dn. pereryva/and per day, Then in current of days of suppository Atsilakt.
Whether it is correct and the given scheme or plan of treatment for a chlamydia trahomatis is effective?
In advance I thank for the answer.

[Malanova T.B.]

The chlamydia trahomatis has no value or meaning;importance in gynecology, to treat it or her it is not necessary. And the appointed or nominated treatment - has no attitude or relation to treatment of a clamidiosis in general.