Your Questions About Fishy Vaginal Odor

Maria asks…

I frequently get a fishy vaginal odor that is very embarrassing. What could this be and what can I do?

For the past few months, I have been getting a fishy vaginal odor on and off. It is extremely embarrassing and I don’t know what to do about it. I have never been sexually active, and I shower regularly. Does anyone have any suggestions of what this might be or what I can do to get rid of the problem? Only serious answers please!

admin answers:

It sounds as if you might have Bacterial Vaginosis. Especially since you mentioned the ‘fishy’ odor.

The is the most common vaginal infection – more so than a yeast infections.
You do not have to be sexually active to get this infection.
The Ph in the vagina gets out of balance and the bacteria organisms take over.
Perfumed soaps can cause this – improper wiping of the genital area can introduce bacteria from the anus into the vagina. Wipe from front to back.
And other times, this type of infection happens and the doctors can’t really find out the reasons some women get this infection.
Sometimes, this infection will clear up by itself but it usually takes a trip to the gynecoloist – they will take a sample of the vaginal secretions and if it is BV they will prescribe an antibiotic gel to be inserted into the vagina for about 5 days.

But your best bet would be to get a professional evaluation, because BV can cause future female problems if it is not treated.
Take Care.

Laura asks…

Any home remedies for STRONG FISHY Vaginal odor?

I have a foul fishy odor that comes out of my vagina everyday. It is so embarrassing and stops me from intimacy. I would like to know if there are any home remedies that anyone can tell me about, please. Thank you

admin answers:

Go and see your doctor. You may have an infection. :-)

Susan asks…

What to do With Chronic Fishy Vaginal Odor?

I suffer from fishy vaginal odor (especially after sex)- do you have any tips for dealing with it?

Thanks

admin answers:

Yes, unfortunately dee is right. The vagina should never smell like fish. It may be something as simple as bacterial vaginitis. Definitely get it checked out!

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Your Questions About Feminine Wash

Mandy asks…

feminine wash?

I bought one feminine wash but this is my first time.this is jst like a soap.When i can use this one?

admin answers:

Yup.it’s just like a soap.you can use it to wash away odours at your pubic area.like a soap,just apply it there and wash it off.

Jenny asks…

Feminine Wash?

Are there any CONS of using feminine wash?
Non-scented. I dont like to Douche I used to but I think its bad…so I stopped doing that But I like using feminine wash every now and then it make me feel alot cleaner.

admin answers:

No problem at all but use non-scented and balanced PH one not acidic nor alkaline

Donna asks…

What is the best organic feminine wash out there?

I have been trying to find an organic feminine wash out there and haven’t found any yet. I found DivaWash and Faith in Nature Feminine Wash but nothing else. And I heard that DivaWash can be too strong sometimes for women down there. So what other options are there? And if you don’t like using harmful chemicals in the nether region what method do you use? I don’t want to use any more feminine washes with harmful chemicals anymore.
Thanks!!!!

admin answers:

After doing a little research, I would say Faith in Nature’s Feminine Wash is the best. It’s great for sensitive skin, it’s extra gentle, and has aloe.

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Lisa asks…

Feminine Odor… if not infection then what?

I have never had a concern about my female area smelling badly before but a few months ago I suddenly noticed that I was getting a stronger smell down there. Within a week or two it became so strong that I felt as though others could smell it when they were around me. I know I could smell it all day no matter what I tried to do to help it!
I went to my dr. and asked. Was tested for STD’s, bacterial infection, and yeast infection. Nothing came up suspicious. Please help! Its not going away and the only time I get relief from the embarrassing odor is during my period!

admin answers:

Women can, indeed develop an odor even if there is no infection. It can be caused by a pH imbalance that allows the bacteria which cause odor to have an easier time growing. It can also be cause by a number of natural causes.

Over douching- or not douching at all, sexual intercourse, and post period retained menstrual blood can be contributors. Using some of the feminine cleansers from China have been found to contain either too alkaline or too acidic a vaginal cleanser, worsening the problem. Fortunately, the best douches are homemade and lots cheaper.

Ask your doctor what solution he/she thinks is best to douche with. Some like a light vinegar solution or vinegar and salt ( just a small amount to make saline) There are also prepared powders like one called Trichotene (that tends to remind one of what Listerine smells like) to put in a douche to rinse yourself inside and out with. RESTRAINT with douching is important. Do not exceed what your doctor recommends.

Wash the exterior of your body – the inner and outer labia with a gentle cleanser such as dial antibacterial soap & water or even keep some baby wipes with you for use every time you are on the toilet. Cleanse gently inside and outside each of the lips.

Don’t wear any tight pants, DO wear all cotton crotch panties, and you may find a panti liner helps, but change it often. The idea is to keep yourself as dry as possible in your peri & vaginal area.

Keep your doctor apprised of any changes. Watch for any changes in mucous and report these. Avoid tampons completely until this is resolved 100%.

Good luck!

Helen asks…

What is an all natural way to cure bacterial vaginosis?

Doctors usually prescribe a medication like Metronidizole tablets or vaginal gel, and I’ve heard that a tea tree oil douche helps with preventing it, but are there other natural remedies to cure or prevent this unusual feminine infection?

admin answers:

You can douche with half water, half hydrogen peroxide because the natural bacteria in your vagina produces hydrogen peroxide. (cool huh?) Megadoses of vitamin C seems to be helpful. YOu can take as many grams as it takes to bring you to the brink of diarrhea. Www.doctoryourself.com. I just found this site and I’m trying the vitamin C myself….These two things have seemed to almost stop my symptoms…..I just started the vitamin C and I’m hopeful. I’ve tried the tea tree oil and it just manages the symptoms. You can spend much money trying to find the right natural cure for you. I”m hopeful this is going to work for me. Good luck

Carol asks…

What is wrong with me?? Personal feminine problem?

For the past few days I’ve been getting a lot of weird almost yellow discharge, but it doesn’t smell. Also I am very itchy down there and its a little sore on the outside. I was wondering whether this is a yeast infection or a bacterial infection? I don’t know which it could be. I have been wearing thongs and pantyliners for the past week so I guess that’s why I’m having this problem. If anyone could tell me which it sounds more like, a yeast infection or a bacterial infection, I would appreciate any input or advice. Thank you!

admin answers:

Yupp sounds like a yeast infection. You should def. Go to your doctor and get this checked out so you can get medicine.

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Your Questions About Fishy Odor Discharge

Sandy asks…

what is the diagnosis of a itchy vagina with a fishy odor and discharge?

What can you do about it besides seeing a doctor?

admin answers:

Sounds like bacterial vaginosis.

The treatment is usually antibiotics, but you should see your doctor to confirm what it is.

Betty asks…

white discharge, fishy odor, and kinda red?

I am having symptoms of a white discharge and it has a fishy odor. it also itches and when i look at it, it looks like its kinda red. i am freaking out cause i don’t know what this could possibly be. Could it be herpes? i don’t have any sores.. i just don’t know please help me!

admin answers:

Gardnarella also known as BV….see a Dr. You’ll need meds to treat it.

Http://www.cdc.gov/std/BV/STDFact-Bacterial-Vaginosis.htm

Yeast will NOT give you a fishy smell, but BV will. They classify it with STD’s, but it’s not a true STD. Even virgins can get it..it’s more of an imbalance in the vagina.

Sandra asks…

during my menstruation the discharge has fishy odor, after my period i have light yellow and watery discharge.

the odor is still fishy but its not itchy. I believe that hygiene is not the reason. what is this? is it alarming?

admin answers:

Its a vaginal infection called BV or bacterial vaginosis. There are a few medications ( I have used metro gel) IT happens, it doesn’t mean you are gross or dirty. Sometimes sweat , bacteria or wearing thongs can push bacteria ad germs into your area…. So it is something that is common and treatable.

Remember Yeast is thick , kinda gooey, mucus looking.. Doesn’t smell…

Bacteria Vaginosis.. Is more of a sticky smelly discharge.

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Your questions about white pasty discharge

Paula asks…

Is white pasty discharge normal if it’s a week before your period?

I’m supposed to get my period in about a week and I’m also taking birth control. After me and my guy had sex the other night I noticed my discharge was white and pasty. As it dried it was very flaky and chalky. I don’t itch and it has no odor what so ever so I’m a little stumped. I know STDs cause it to have a bad odor and yellowish green coloring.

admin answers:

If there is no discomfort and no odor, it could be perfectly normal. Watch it for a few days, if it doesn’t clear up see a health care professional.

Jenny asks…

I have had a white pasty discharge with vaginal burning and itching as well as pain. It has a fishy odour? On and off vaginal odour more close to my period burning in the vagina and itching also in the anus. It comes and gos. I have tried yeast creams and they do not work.

admin answers:

Sounds like either a yeast infection or an std…consult with your doctor…

Lisa asks…

i should be getting a period in a another week. i notice that i have a white pasty discharge. is this a sign of pregnancy. i have this pasty discharge for at least three days now??

admin answers:

Do you think you are pregnant? Take a test.

All girls have a normal white/clear wet mucous discharge as the vagina is self-cleaning. A change in discharge is not a symptom of pregnancy. The amount and consistency can vary due to water intake, diet, exercise, medication, hormones, illness….

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Your questions about bacterial vaginosis

Lisa asks…

bacterial vaginosis?

had been having discharge and irritation for months and finally i got myself to go into family planning, and was diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis. I am now taking flagyl 500 mg 2 a day for 7 days. I started taking them on sunday. Will this compltely cure me of bv? These pills make me kinda sick, and When does the discharge and symptoms usually start to go away?

admin answers:

The flagyl should help you feel better in 3-5 days. MAKE sure you do not consume any alcohol while on that med, it will make you very nauseous.

So not have any sexual contact while on the med, you can transmit this back and forth even though it is not technically an STD.

Another med you could take would be clindesse vaginal cream, you only have to use it once (is RX) at bedtime and you would not have to worry about the nausea.

Hope this helps.

If you have any other questions on this that I did not answer, look at WEBMD.com, it has accurate medical info.

Sylvia asks…

Bacterial vaginosis?

I was wondering if anyone has ever had bacterial vaginosis and what your symptoms were. I thought I had a yeast infection, so I took medication, but it has not gone away. I also figured out that it wasn’t intense itching as a yeast infection is (i’ve had one before), just irritated and a twitch here and there. Could this be BV?
I’m not sexually active, so it cant be an STD

admin answers:

I don’t know exactly what is going on down there, but you should make an appointment with your OB /GYN tomorrow. You shouldn’t live with irritaiton and left untreated BV can lead to a whole host of other problems.

Good luck!

Sara asks…

Can bacterial vaginosis cause a burning feeling in the clitoris and just beneath it?

I have been having a burning feeling inside the inner labia just under the clitoris. It sometimes looks a little red and sometimes it does not. I recently took Diflucan and that didn’t help. Now I am noticing a slightly thick, milky discharge. I’m starting to wonder if it could be bacterial vaginosis. Would BV cause burning in the clitoral area without causing burning in and around the vagina?

admin answers:

BV has a very distinct, unpleasant odor and burns. If it’s near the clitoris and just under it, that could very likely be from a bladder infection (that’s where your urethra is). However, if that was the case you’d have pain when urinating. My best advice is to see a health care professional and get a proper diagnosis so you can treat the condition and get rid of it. To state the obvious, there should be no discomfort, burning, itching or discharge in a normal healthy vagina.

Carol asks…

Can bacterial vaginosis or a yeast infection affect my ability or orgasm?

Can bacterial vaginosis or a yeast infection affect my ability or orgasm?
I recently got over a bout of pneumonia. The antibiotics I had to take gave me a yeast infection (i think). I have a history of bacterial vaginosis and this is also something I’m considering. I am not sure which it is, but I realized I no longer can have an orgasm. I plan to go see my gyno, but this isn’t something I would ask him.

admin answers:

This is something you SHOULD ask your GYN. It’s relevant and he would know the answer better than most of the people here.

Bacterial vaginosis is usually caused by bacteria entering your vagina, perhaps from a lover that doesn’t keep his penis or hands clean. Or you touching yourself with unclean hands.

Stressing about having bacterial vaginosis can cause you to not have orgasms. Talk to your GYN. Relax. Your orgasms should come back.

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Sharon asks…

Bacterial Vaginosis Natural Cures?

I suffer from chronic bacterial vaginosis for almost 3 years. The antibiotics dose not help me!!:( .I just don’t know what to do… I feel so miserable! Does anyone know any good natural cures for bacterial vaginosis? Thank you

admin answers:

You can check webmd.com and look some stuff up on the internet. You can find home cures and natural remedies to a lot of stuff. There are a lot of natural choices out there, and it has been found that the traditional medical solutions do not always work, because BV tends to reoccur often as the antibiotics that are prescribed only work as long as you take it.  The long term solution naturally can be found here … http://bit.ly/BVMiracle

Richard asks…

what are the natural cures for bacterial vaginosis?

My wife has had this for 9 months now and i thought it’s not a big deal. But since i come across about BV in the internet and feared it was really bad since she is pregnant in her third trimester! it worries me so much!We have not consulted a doctor since i read that it just a simple discharge that can be cured with lactacyd or any feminine wash. im so worried that this might affect our baby’s development as well as his brain. can you still cure BV in the third trimester? would it have any complications? im searching for any herbal remedies, can anyone recommend the best way to treat it? do I really need to have my wife see a doctor for this since she does not experience any other symptoms except a mild discharge that is milky and has a very foul odor, though its not painful to urinate and the like..

admin answers:

There is no quick, simple answer. Bacterial Vaginosis is perfectly treatable with lots of natural remedies like Acidophilus. But you need to be persistent, because the main problem with BV is how quickly it can reoccur. Regardless, it is always wise to check with your ob-gyn or family doctor.

Mandy asks…

does anyone know any natural cures for bacterial vaginosis?

natural cures needed for bacterial vaginosis

admin answers:

Bacterial Vaginosis is often confused with yeast infections. The main differences include: BV generally does not itch, the type of discharge is very different. BV’s discharge can be white to dull gray and sometimes thick, almost always with a foul fishy odor. Yeast infections on the other hand are often itchy and any discharge is colorless and most often odorless.

I’m surprised nobody mentioned this, but Probiotics work wonderfully to fight yeast overgrowths. Probiotics are the beneficial bacteria that live in your intestinal tract among other places and they help to defend against bad bacteria and growths. It’s very common to get more yeast infections after an antibiotic regimen because the antibiotic kills off the Probiotics as well.

If you take a high potency Probiotic (at least a few different strains and at least 20-30 billion viable organisms if not more), that should help to push the yeast back quickly and keep it at bay. After a month or so of that regimen, it should have repopulated the good bacteria enough that you could take a maintenance Probiotic (2-5 billion organisms of a few strains) to help keep the bad stuff away.
I have heard of some people that like to put yogurt right in the area to get the Probiotics in it right to the yeast, but that is messy and yogurt doesn’t have anywhere near the quantity of Probiotics as a supplement would have.

One thing to note is that whenever you go from no Probiotics in your diet to a larger dose of them, it’s common to have some loose stools for the first day or two… but that tapers off within the first couple days. Good luck and I hope I helped!

Mark asks…

Natural Cures for Bacterial Vaginosis?

Help! My girlfriend has BV and even with antibiotic, it keeps reoccurring! We are so sick and tired of it and we need help! If any of you women have dealt with BV, can you please let me know about any natural remedies that you have tried?
We already bought 5 million acidophilus pills that she has been taking for 3 days but I think that she needs to up the dosage to fight the BV
Also she has been taking 800 mg of folic acid for 3 weeks but nothing is working.
help !

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Donna asks…

Im ten wks pregnant and have bacterial vaginosis. Is there any natural cures?

Ive had allergic reactions to flagyl and bactrum and the doc gave me a RX for clyndamyicin. but im really afraid to take it considering all the reactions Ive had to meds. I need to do something b/c its causing some bleeding and I don’t want to harm the baby. I need help

admin answers:

Most herbs are not recommended during pregnancy. But you could try Garlic:

Often called ‘nature’s antibiotic’, this sure cure for a number of ailments, is effective against bacterial vaginosis too, because of its strong antibacterial properties. It can be taken both orally or vaginally. A peeled whole garlic clove, wrapped in gauze, can be inserted into the vagina. It can also be used as douches or in suppository form. This herb also prevents bacterial vaginosis recurrence.

Good Luck!

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Bacterial vaginosis is caused by an overgrowth of harmful bacteria within the vagina. It can be difficult to isolate the exact causes of why this has happened and this is why conventional treatment concentrates on treating the symptoms rather than the causes. Home remedies for bacterial vaginosis can be very effective as they tend to concentrate on eliminating the root causes.

Under normal circumstances, a healthy vagina contains a variety of bacteria, the most important of which is Lactobacillus. This helps to maintain a slightly acidic environment which prevents the growth of harmful bacteria. There can be a number of reasons why Lactobacillus decreases, but the result is always an overgrowth in harmful bacteria, causing the typical symptoms of bacterial vaginosis. Although not initially dangerous, if left untreated , bacterial vaginosis can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease or even infertility.

Bacterial vaginosis is very common and affects between 10 and 60% of the female population at any one time. Typical symptoms include a gray or white watery discharge, a very unpleasant fishy vaginal odor and unbearable itching and burning.

Conventional medication will usually include antibiotics, which can help to kill off harmful bacteria but unfortunately, as they do not treat the root cause, it is highly likely that the condition will recur. In addition, antibiotics do not discriminate between good or bad bacteria and so this leaves the vagina very vulnerable to further infection.

Home remedies for bacterial vaginosis often include the use of tea tree oil, cider vinegar and probiotic yogurt.

* Tea tree oil- this is a powerful antibacterial substance and a few drops can be added to a warm bath. Alternatively, tea tree oil pessaries can be bought from health food stores

* Cider vinegar- as the normally acidic conditions within the vagina are usually lowered when you have BV, cider vinegar can help to restore balance. Add a couple of cups to a bath and sit in it for around 20 minutes

* Probiotic yogurt- The bacteria within this yogurt are the same as those found within a healthy vagina. Try dipping a tampon in the yogurt and leaving it in place in the vagina for a couple of hours

Author: Mary Hopkinson

Although these tips will help, to be completely sure of getting rid of BV, it is important to eliminate all the possible causes. A natural treatment will help strengthen the immune system, giving the body the ability to fight and kill the bad bacteria present in the vagina. There are three excellent treatments, all of which are completely guaranteed to work not only to give fast relief, but to stop the condition permanently. If you are one of the many thousands of women who have recurrent attacks, then this is absolutely vital.

Don’t despair though-these treatments will work even if you can’t seem to shake off bacterial vaginosis.

For further helpful information about BV and to see details of the treatments, please visit Home Remedies For Bacterial Vaginosis.

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Symptoms and Treatments for Bacterial Vaginosis

Medical Treatments For Bacterial Vaginosis

Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is a common bacterial infection affecting up to 30% of women. Symptoms appear in only 20-30% of women affected with BV, and can mimic the symptoms of other infections, such as yeast infections and sexually transmitted diseases. Itching, grayish discharge, and a fishy odor are the most common symptoms of BV. In some women, a mild fever or burning upon urination may occur, leading many women to believe they have a bladder infection.

Diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis must be done by a doctor, to rule out any other diseases that can cause the same symptoms. A pelvic exam, cell culture, and Pap smear will likely be done to aid in the diagnosis.  Once diagnosis is made, treatments for bacterial vaginosis include oral antibiotics and vaginal gels or suppositories. Side effects vary depending on the treatment chosen, but the most common side effects are nausea, upset stomach, and secondary yeast infections.

The Most Common Treatments For Bacterial Vaginosis

The most common treatments for bacterial vaginosis are oral antibiotics, namely Tinidazol. Infections that do not respond to Tinidazol may be treated with metronidazole (also known asalt="treatments for bacterial vaginosis" Flagyl), in either oral or gel form. Oral metronidazole is considered the most effective treatment, although it is the most likely to cause side effects. Vaginal gels are usually used in patients who have negative side effects to oral medication, or for those who cannot swallow pills.

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Bacterial vaginosis may also be treated with a vaginal cream (Cleocin) in patients who do not respond to other treatments. While effective in treating bacterial vaginosis, vaginal clindamycin cream may cause severe yeast overgrowth, so many doctors will also prescribe medication to treat yeast infections along with bacterial vaginosis.

Alternative Treatments for Bacterial Vaginosis

While your doctor’s prescription will undoubtedly relieve the majority of the unpleasant symptoms from BV, it will not prevent bacterial vaginosis from recurring. It is very important to use treatments for bacterial vaginosis that will deal with the cause of BV, namely an alt="treatments for bacterial vaginosis"imbalance in the PH of the vagina. When the “good” bacteria is over run by the “bad” bacteria infection occurs and the more acid bacteria continues to grow. So that even though the medication did remove the symptoms, the medication itself is one of the causes of BV. Antibiotics are known for killing the bacteria. A healthy vagina requires bacteria – just in the appropriate PH levels. Other causes include – semen (often semen is much more acidic than the vagina), bubble baths, over the counter douches with “odor eliminating” agents, and clothing that is too tight and presses on the sensitive labia.

Natural treatments for bacterial vaginosis can include supplementing your diet with alt="Treatments for Bacterial Vaginosis"cranberry juice or concentrated capsules. Garlic, nature’s wonder drug is also very helpful in removing the infection and aiding the body to re-balance the PH levels. Yogurt has been used successfully to repopulate the vagina with “good” bacteria.  For more information see my review of BV Miracle

Although bacterial vaginosis is not dangerous in itself, it has been shown to cause premature birth in some pregnant women, so routine screening for BV is standard in pregnancy. BV has also been known to cause infections in newborns who are exposed to it during birth, but the infection is usually mild and has no long term consequences for most healthy infants.

During and after any treatments for bacterial vaginosis, keeping the vaginal area clean and dry is important to prevent recurring infections. Infection may recur despite your best efforts, but practicing good hygiene during and after treatment is essential. Sexual activity during treatment may cause reinfection, so using a condom or avoiding sex altogether during treatment is a good idea. Avoid the use of douches, vaginal deodorants, and over-the-counter vaginal gels during treatment.

You are not alone, many women suffer from this common condition. And now you have found the source for treatments for bacterial vaginosis – so since  you have the information you need – take action and finally be free of BV!

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It’s been estimated that 25% of women who have symptoms of bacterial vaginosis, also known as BV have noticed that their symptoms have disappeared on their own. It’s also true that many women who have bacterial vaginosis have shown no signs or symptoms at all.

Symptoms That Indicate Bacterial Vaginosis Treatment Is Necessary

The reason for bacterial vaginosis is due to an overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina. There are many natural bacteria that reside in the vagina, but once this becomes imbalanced that causes the overgrowth. Researchers at this time cannot pinpoint just one cause of this type of vaginitis. What they do know however, is that the vagina is naturally acidic and that there are many things that will alter the PH levels. Simple things like perfumed bubble bath, scented “freshness” douches or even sperm which is much less acidic.alt="bacterial vaginosis treatment"

One of the most common symptoms is a discharge, usually thin and white or gray in color. Often this discharge will have a particularly strong fish smell, especially after intercourse.

Whether it’s your first case of this type of vaginitis, or it’s a reoccurring episode, there are several different bacterial vaginosis treatments available.

Different Kinds of Bacterial Vaginosis Treatment

One of the best bacterial vaginosis treatment products that can be used is garlic capsules. Garlic is known for its high antibacterial and anti fungal properties. These capsules can be taken orally, but there are also garlic suppositories that can be inserted directly into the vagina. It is important to keep the suppository in place long enough for it to be effective. You can use a tampon to keep it from leaking having inserted the garlic just before bed.

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Other forms of natural bacterial vaginosis treatment can also include: Tea tree oil, golden seal or tracheal just to name a few. Many of these natural remedies can be taken in capsule form and some may also be taken in the form of a drink which can be taken right before you go to bed. These forms of natural bacterial vaginosis treatment can help to save you money and time, instead of going to visit your doctor.

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If you are unsure if you have BV, before trying to find a natural bacterial vaginosis treatment it would be a good idea to visit with your doctor. There are specific tests that can be done to verify the diagnosis.

If  you do  visit your doctor, and it’s been determined that you do have BV, then he or she will prescribe some form of antibiotic. You will probably be given a form of oral antibiotic or a form of vaginal antibiotic that can be taken by applicator to allow the right amount of medication. Just remember that this is a temporary fix. The drugs will alleviate the symptoms but will not restore the natural PH balance, in fact it works against that balance by destroying all bacteria.

If you would like a permanent solution, a bacterial vaginosis treatment that clears up the symptoms and restores the proper acidic balance and teaches you how to stay symptom free then read my Bacterial Vaginosis Freedom Review.

Bacterial vaginosis has been known to be confused with other forms of vaginitis such as a yeast infection or trichomoniasis. So you may want to consult your doctor first, before you begin your bacterial vaginosis treatment.

 

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