BV Cures - Reason Why Antibiotics Don"t Work For Recurring Bacterial Vaginosis
What will happen if your husband suddenly pops out a "serious" question in the early morning while both of you are having breakfast? The question is "How to stop those stinky fishy vaginal odor smells? ".
This may give you a big surprise and shock.
You could have do some studies over the Internet and know that the vaginal odor and vaginal discharge is caused by an infection called "gardnerella", which causes bacterial vaginosis.
It is not a type of sexually transmitted disease (STD).
The doctor say Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is one of the main causes of vaginal odor.
The vaginal odor may get even worse after having intercourse with multiple partners.
When you feel gunky, smelly and slimy you just don't feel that sexy anymore.
BV should not be mistaken like getting yeast infection as both show almost similar symptoms.
Yeast infection is cause by fungal infection and not caused by bacteria.
Some possible similar symptoms are white vaginal discharge, itching and irritation, burning sensation while urinating and some bad odor smells.
It common for women, who practice over the counter(OTC) self prescription, to make mistake of treating BV with yeast infection medication.
This treatment is useless as BV cannot be destroyed by yeast infection medication and may make the vaginal odor become even worse.
Therefore it is important to have proper diagnosis before administrating any kind of OTC medications.
Normally the doctor will prescribe some oral antibiotics medication, gels or creams in order to treat BV.
The antibiotics medication do provide an immediate solution the odor but cannot prevent the recurrent of bacteria vaginosis and not the best cure as it merely just mask the problem.
It also will upset the natural balance of bacteria.
As a result the Bacterial Vaginosis may get even worse within first three months of antibiotic treatment.
Stop Suffering from Fishy Vaginal Odor! You Don't Have to Live With it any Longer! I spent countless visits with my doctor and kept getting antibiotic pills like Clindamycin, Tinidazole, Metronidazole, and Phosphate to help my BV, but nothing did the trick.
It just kept coming back.
This may give you a big surprise and shock.
You could have do some studies over the Internet and know that the vaginal odor and vaginal discharge is caused by an infection called "gardnerella", which causes bacterial vaginosis.
It is not a type of sexually transmitted disease (STD).
The doctor say Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is one of the main causes of vaginal odor.
The vaginal odor may get even worse after having intercourse with multiple partners.
When you feel gunky, smelly and slimy you just don't feel that sexy anymore.
BV should not be mistaken like getting yeast infection as both show almost similar symptoms.
Yeast infection is cause by fungal infection and not caused by bacteria.
Some possible similar symptoms are white vaginal discharge, itching and irritation, burning sensation while urinating and some bad odor smells.
It common for women, who practice over the counter(OTC) self prescription, to make mistake of treating BV with yeast infection medication.
This treatment is useless as BV cannot be destroyed by yeast infection medication and may make the vaginal odor become even worse.
Therefore it is important to have proper diagnosis before administrating any kind of OTC medications.
Normally the doctor will prescribe some oral antibiotics medication, gels or creams in order to treat BV.
The antibiotics medication do provide an immediate solution the odor but cannot prevent the recurrent of bacteria vaginosis and not the best cure as it merely just mask the problem.
It also will upset the natural balance of bacteria.
As a result the Bacterial Vaginosis may get even worse within first three months of antibiotic treatment.
Stop Suffering from Fishy Vaginal Odor! You Don't Have to Live With it any Longer! I spent countless visits with my doctor and kept getting antibiotic pills like Clindamycin, Tinidazole, Metronidazole, and Phosphate to help my BV, but nothing did the trick.
It just kept coming back.
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