What Is BV?
Most women today have no idea what in the world bacterial vaginosis is. Bacterial vaginosis is one of the most common infections to get in women during their child bearing years, but it usually goes unnoticed. This is mainly because the symptoms are very small so you never notice them really. You definitely noticed BV or the symptoms if you are reading this article. Symptoms include: white thin milky discharge, fishy odor, pain during intercourse, itchiness. If you have any of these symptoms, its likely you have bacterial vaginosis. If you give me a minute, I’ll discuss BV cures as well.
So what are the causes of BV? This is usually caused by an overgrowth of bad bacteria. This happens because their is either not enough good bacteria, or you have introduced something that caused the bacteria to grow. Literally anything could cause this, antibacterial soap, douching, non breathable panties and over washing. Douching is one of the leading cause of bacterial vaginosis, because it ends up killing the good bacteria and roughing up the vagina’s environment.
There are two ways to cure your bv, you can either go to a doctor or treat it at home. A doctor will give you antibiotics. The main problem with antibiotics is that there is a recurrence rate of 66%. You will find that after treating BV this way, you’ll usually end up with a yeast infection as well. Natural in home treatments are the best option for your body. Ever hear of a program called 3 Days to Permanent Bacterial Vaginosis Relief by Kristina Tomlin? It was developed to teach women how to rid themselves of bacterial vaginosis for good within 3 days. The good news is that it actually works. The natural cures that are outlined in her book work by increasing the amount of good bacteria inside you to fight off the infection. This is good because you don’t kill your good bacteria and risk getting another infection. I also found a 3 Days to Permanent Bacterial Vaginosis Relief review.
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