subject: What is Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella? [print this page] What is Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella? What is Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella?
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A survey has been conducted by a group of highly experienced consultants and gynecologists about the feedback of female patients regarding their experiences with Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella. After an immense gathering of data, they found out that the number of female patients who are suffering from Bacterial Vaginosis alarmingly increase each day. Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella specifically attacks matured females who will conceive children. Experts say that this condition occurs due to the imbalance of the ratio between good and bad bacteria in the vagina. To ensure the vagina's health, some good bacteria should be nourished and enriched in order for them to protect the vagina from other bad bacteria and various types of infections. If there are more bad bacteria in the vagina, the good bacteria cannot function and this will allow Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella to attack and cause damage to the vagina.
Further, a thorough research on the topic of Bacterial Vaginosis Gardnerella will reveal that there are many causes for the disease in women. Some of these are having multiple sexual partners, extreme exposure to sexual stimulation and sex-related activities, douching, using IUD or intrauterine device for birth control and not using condom during physical contact, swelling and inflammation of the vagina. However, there are symptoms to watch out for Bacterial Vaginosis. One of these is the foul smell from the infected vagina. Another would be abnormal/ unusual or frequent discharge and menses accompanied by a burning feeling. These symptoms indicate the onset of Bacterial Vaginosis. The discharge from the vagina will be milky white or whitish fluid. There will be irritation because of the burning feeling from the discharge and frequent urination. The vagina's outer hull will become swollen and itchy too.
To know the precise reason for the infection of Bacterial Vaginosis, a visit to an experienced gynecologist is recommended. The doctor will provide the procedure in treating the disease. After experiencing some of the mentioned symptoms for Bacterial Vaginosis, a prompt decision or conclusion should not be taken for it may be a sign of a different type of attack from another kind of STD. If there are suspicions about a possible infection of Bacterial Vaginosis, it is best to discuss it with the doctor first. And it should always be noted that delaying treatment for any form of sexually transmitted disease will prove dangerous to the health and will pose risks of severe complications.
