subject: Should Bacterial Vaginosis Be Treated? [print this page] BV during pregnancy increases a woman's risk of miscarriage or delivery before 37th week of pregnancy (preterm or premature labour).
For many women the constant repeated attacks of vaginal infection devalues their self esteem. BV causes intense itching, irritation and a terrible fishy odour. This is enough to have a psychological effect on your sexual relationship. Helen M (2004) states that many women sufferers exhibit psychosexual symptoms such as loss of libido, anxiety and fear of sex due to the association that sex might actually provoke attacks of bacterial vaginosis.
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The main treatment of choice is usually antibiotics mainly Metronidazole or Clindamycin. Although antibiotics does have a place in treating bacterial vaginosis,it can affect bacteria that are harmful as well as those that beneficial which can make women more susceptible to infections when taking antibiotics. Antibiotics disturb the body's natural balance, creating an environment which infections and organisms can survive and thrive. Many women are prone to repeated attacks and taking repeated doses of antibiotics may cause you to develop antibiotic-resistance which can be potentially dangerous.
To effectively treat bacterial vaginosis, you need to deal with the root cause of your infection. Simple lifestyle changes will help your body to heal itself and stay well:
Eat a balance and varied diet.
Boost your immune system
Exercise
Manage your stress levels
Try alternative remedies
Try aromatherapy to relax
Try and stay positive and boost your self esteem
Lauretta is a Registered Nurse, Midwife and Public Health Practitioner with a special interest in finding natural remedies for women's health problems. BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS BREAKTHROUGH: http://alturl.com/2vut reveals how to eliminate BV permanently using safe and natural remedies
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