Can a home remedy treat bacterial vaginosis? The short answer is that a single remedy cannot do that effectively. However, a combination of home remedies for BV can be much more useful than medical intervention. At least, that is true in a lot of cases.
Treating bacterial vaginosis naturally is becoming very popular these days. Vaginosis is a condition which can happen due to a number of reasons. Although sexually active women are at a greater risk of getting vaginosis, virgins too can get it.
The bumps feel like raised skin but tender and sometimes they sting and are painful. They are most likely to develop in cozy and moist areas which is why your genital area is almost always the residence of Candidiasis bumps.
In recent times, one of the main issues that have been recorded to affect the well-being of women is the emergence of cellulite in their thighs. It has been shown to affect self-esteem as many women are limited to the clothes that they can wear. This article therefore seeks to provide simple yet effective solutions that will employ the use of massage for cellulite reduction.
The HPV Vaccine has already been administered to over 35 million people. At $585.00 for the three-dose recommendation, that has manufacturers of the vaccine receiving over 20 billion dollars. The vaccine is said to be effective for five years, possibly longer, but given that males and females aged 9-26 are said to benefit from this vaccine, that would mean each person would need three courses of the vaccine over their lifetime bringing in close to 41 billion dollars. So the manufacturers benefit, but do the people receiving this vaccine really benefit?
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Hormones and menopause are frequently much discussed topics during the menopause transition. Most of the time, the menopause transition is characterized by hormonal imbalance. In this article I will review the two hormones that are the most affected and what can be done for the relief of menopause symptoms.
Cramps without a period can be very frustrating and upsetting. After all, when your period is late you might start thinking that you are pregnant or that you have a major medical problem. Well, the truth is that either of those things could be true, but it’s not unusual for a woman to have a delayed period for reasons that are much simpler and less upsetting.
If you have bacterial vaginosis, especially if it seems to keep coming back on you, it can be highly embarrassing. However, you shouldn’t be too embarrassed by it because many women currently have or have previously had the same exact problem.
Why do doctors swab vaginas? When we consult our doctor because of abnormal vaginal symptoms such as such as itchiness, redness, soreness or unusual discharge of the vagina, your doctor may require testing to diagnose the cause. Swabbing the vagina allows your doctor to send samples from your vagina to a pathology laboratory where tests can be carried on the vaginal secretions (mucous) and loose cells from the vaginal lining that the swab has collected. The results from these tests often lead to a definitive diagnosis of why you have the symptoms.
There are a lot of things that could create cramps after periods. So, before you can worry about treating post period pain, you need to figure out the cause of it. After all, different causes may require different treatment methods.
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