Archive for March 23rd, 2009
Vaginal Bacteriosis is diagnosed when the natural bacteria (flora) that live in the vagina start to overgrow and the pH level is determined to be 4.5 or above. Commonly known as Bacterial Vaginitis/Vaginosis (or BV for short), it affects many women worldwide and is likely to affect between 10-64% of all women in the U.S. [...]
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Bacterial Vaginitis and Pregnancy Pregnancy can be complicated enough, but sometimes during the nine month term, you may exhibit symptoms of vaginal irritation, itching and burning that should be checked by your OBGYN. You may believe it’s just another onset of a yeast infection and unsuccessfully try OTC remedies (such as anti-fungal creams and suppositories) [...]
Store Bought Products Can’t Cure Bacterial Vaginosis Common yeast (Candida) infection products which are available at many pharmacies are mistakenly used every day by undiagnosed women who think they’re going through just another typical yeast infection. The problem is that sometimes women have Bacterial Vaginosis, also known as BV, and this cannot be cured by [...]
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