Category: Bacterial vaginitis

It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine examination of the leucorrhea to further confirm the diagnosis and treatment. Common causes and treatments 1. Bacterial vaginitis: The decrease…

　　General knowledge about leucorrhoea Under normal circumstances, the vulva and vagina often have a small amount of secretion to keep moist, called leucorrhoea; it is composed of vaginal mucous membrane…

　　For recurrent bacterial vaginitis, treatment starts with vaginal application of an antiseptic such as kunju suppositories for about 5 days, followed by vaginal restorative medication such as tretinoin or povidon…

　　1.Vulva: the skin of vulva is squamous epithelium, which has strong ability to resist infection. The labia majora on both sides are naturally closed to cover the vaginal opening and…

Negative for bacterial vaginosis, meaning that the test results do not reveal signs of bacterial vaginosis. If at this time there is no discomfort and no change in the color…

Whether bacterial vaginitis can affect fetal development needs to be determined based on the severity of the vaginitis and the treatment. Mild bacterial vaginitis, after timely treatment, may have no…

Watery leucorrhea is not necessarily a fast approaching menstruation. The appearance of watery leucorrhea, need to be analyzed according to the situation, as follows: 1, to the period: in the…

(Disclaimer: This article is for scientific use only, and the information in the following content has been processed to protect patient privacy)Abstract: Bacterial vaginosis is mainly an infection caused by…

A positive bacterial vaginosis indicates that the patient has bacterial vaginosis, which is caused by a disturbance in the micro-ecological balance of the normal vaginal flora and is clinically characterized…

       Bacteriuria means the presence of bacteria in the urine. Most women have potentially pathogenic bacteria from the rectum in the vaginal vestibule and 1 to 2 cm inside the…