How to Treat Bacterial Vaginosis
Inside beauty is just as important as outside beauty! We have to take care of our health !
First of all BV is NOT an STD. But Sex can increase your chances of throwing off the “good” vs “bad” bacteria ratio or Vaginal Flora
Other things that may affect your vaginal flora are : eating habits , personal care products , your menstrual cycle, and using antibiotics
Over the counter suppositories may help to bring balance to your vaginal flora. IMPORTANT: Please follow the instruction on the packages
if you are embarrassed to go to the store OR if you feel like the suppositories arnt working, You can also use wisp.com to have their doctors prescribe you pills. IMPORTANT: Make sure you take every pill in your prescription EVEN if you start to feel better.
Bacterial Vaginosis is estimated to affect 1 and 3 women so it’s more common than some may think .
IMPORTANT: this is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of a medical professional.
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Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is an imbalance in the vaginal flora, causing discomfort for many women. Identifying symptoms such as unusual discharge, odor, and irritation is essential. In addition to over-the-counter suppositories, vaginal moisturizers can help maintain pH balance. Lifestyle factors significantly impact vaginal health; dietary choices, stress levels, and personal hygiene practices play critical roles. Incorporating probiotics into your diet may promote healthy bacteria levels. Unlike yeast infections, BV is often misidentified, highlighting the importance of medical guidance. Understanding your body and seeking professional advice when needed can lead to effective management. Remember, this content is informative and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized treatment options and to ensure your health needs are met.
Hey love what kind of pills do they give you for Bv?