Hello XXXXXXX
Thanks for the query.

It would appear you are being treated for a genital tract infection.
Microdax contains doxicycline which is particularly sensitive against intracellular bacteria such as Chlamydia. Chlamydia is a common germ for pelvic inflammatory disease which causes lower abdominal pains, infertility, ectopic pregnancies etc.

Metrogyl contains metronidazole which is effective against anaerobic bacteria and parasites such as Trichomoniasis.

Clingen forte is a mixture of antibiotic and anti yeast infection and is effective for infections in the vagina.

Not sure of what biglac and pantodec are( you could copy the active ingredient in the drug and send to me so i can get back to you with the uses; the names biglac and pantodec are commercial names)

A pap smear is required to check for changes in the mucosa of the cervice to rule out cancer and infections as well.

Well, if its an infection, the above drugs are known to be very effective and are widely used for the treatment of genital tract infections.

If its a pelvic inflammatory disease, your husband or spouse will have to be on doxicycline and metronidazole as well.

Hope this answers your query. If you have more query, i will be glad to answer.
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Hello XXXXXXX
thanks once more for the query and for the active ingredients in the drugs.

Pantoprazole is a proton pump inhibitor that is used for peptic ulcer diseases i.e. acidic irritation of the gastric and or duodenal mucosal of the gut. It can also be used to prevent such conditions. Domperidone is a prokinetic drug of the digestive tract that aids in elimination of the digested food. The combination of both drug is particularly useful in treating people with upper digestive tract disorders.

Biglac is a combination of food supplements and the yeast Saccharomyces boulardi which is used as a medicine to prevent and treat bacterial and viral infections of the gut or diarrhoea following use of broad spectrum antibiotics.

Genital tract infections most commonly caused by sexually transmissible infections but can be occur not necessarily through sexual intercourse; poor hygiene, vaginal douching can predispose someone and infection can be through blood from another location as well.

The number antibiotics the Doctor has prescribe is enormous and any one will on first impression believe its an infection. So on first impression that's what i am thinking. You could also let me know what made you to see the doctor in a bit to help me try to figure out what the probably diagnosis he is treating you for is.

Hope this answers your query. If you have further query i will be ready to help. If you do not have further query, you could close the discussion and rate the answers.
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Hello XXXXXXX
thanks once more for the query and sorry for taking too long to answer

Manipulation of the genital tract or foreign bodies inside the genital tract are a source of infection. It is most probable that you have an iatrogenic infection and that is why the doctor has giving you the abundant antibiotic medications. The other drugs are just to limit the effects of the antibiotics. If you are not so sure, you could consider discussing with the doctor as it is your right to know every detail regarding yourself.
It will be important to follow the treatment plan given by the doctor sol as to be sure at the end of the treatment that the underlying problem is treated.

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Best regards

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