Vaginitis
Overview-
The bacterial vaginitis is a disease that mainly affects women: the normal vaginal flora loses its normal balance and certain bacteria begin to proliferate; the prime suspect is always the gardnerella vaginitis. It is often accompanied by leakage, odour, and pain, itching or burning. The vaginitis is the most common of bacterial vaginal infections that affect women of childbearing age, it is also common among pregnant women. Infection with gardnerella humans is much more rare and often asymptomatic (i.e. no any disturbance), but still possible.
Causes-
Under normal conditions in the vagina are present many microorganisms, among the most common we include Lactobacillus crepitus and Lactobacillus Jessenia. It appears that …show more content…
The male usually do not seek treatment because they rarely occur cases of infection from partner’s gardnerella humans, but the female partner yes, because it may have been infected. However, some gynaecologists believe also helpful treating man against gardnerella, to prevent recurrence of infection.
The therapy is especially important during pregnancy. Pregnant women who have previously had a premature birth or a baby with low birth weight should get tested for bacterial vaginitis, even if they have no symptoms, and should be treated in case of active infection. Pregnant women who have symptoms of vaginitis must be examined and treated.
Some doctors recommend preventive care against vaginitis to all women who undergo a hysterectomy or abortion, even in the absence of symptoms, to decrease the risk of developing an infection.
The gardnerella can be cured with antibiotics prescribed by your doctor, usually they recommend two types of antibiotics: metronidazole or clindamycin.
Prevention-
Researchers have not been able to fully shed light on bacterial vaginitis and gardnerella, so you know exactly what are the most effective prevention techniques; it is known that, however, that the vaginitis is often linked to the presence of a new male partner or several