Postoperative care following gynecological procedures aims to promote wound healing, reduce the risk of infection, alleviate local discomfort, and restore the integrity of the vaginal mucosa. Vaginal ovules are frequently incorporated into postoperative management after interventions such as cervical procedures (e.g., conization, LEEP), vaginal reconstructive surgery, treatment of cervical ectropion, and other procedures involving the vaginal or cervical epithelium. Formulations containing bismuth subgallate are valued for their local astringent and protective properties. By forming a protective barrier over the surgical site, bismuth subgallate helps reduce minor postoperative bleeding and exudate while creating favorable conditions for tissue repair. When combined with other agents that promote epithelial regeneration and maintain vaginal hydration, these ovules may contribute to faster re-epithelialization, improved patient comfort, and a reduction in postoperative symptoms such as irritation, burning, and excessive vaginal discharge.