DO YOU SUFFER FROM SMELLY DISCHARGE?
Women are accustomed to dealing with body
changes throughout each month. However, smelly
discharge is an issue that can never be easy to live
with. Indeed, over 65% of all women of childbearing
age suffer from this unpleasant condition at least
once in their lifetime and many of these women
have it recur every few weeks. Despite all their efforts, the
condition will not go away, which affects their sexual activity, their
productivity at work and most of all their self confidence and self
esteem. In many cases the problem gets so severe that the odor
can be noticed by family and friends.
The most likely cause of persistent, pungent, fishy-like odor from
smelly discharge is Bacterial Vaginosis, especially if it’s thin and
clingy in consistency and milky-white to pale gray or even yellow
in color. The symptoms include mild to unbearable itching or
burning around the genital area and depending on the severity of
this well known medical condition, can in more advanced cases
even include pain during urination or sexual intercourse.
Bacterial Vaginosis – otherwise commonly known as BV or
Bacterial Vaginalis – occurs as a result of bacterial imbalance in the
genitals. The vagina naturally contains finely balanced levels of
many different types of microorganisms, including harmful and
friendly bacteria. One of the main functions of the friendly bacteria
– Lactobacilli – is to keep the harmful colonies in check and prevent
them from overgrowth. If for any reason the friendly bacteria
decrease in number, the harmful bacteria get a chance to multiply,
this results in strong vaginal odor, abnormal, smelly discharge,
itching, burning and pain.
There are various factors that can contribute to this
imbalance, including:
Over washing
Many people believe that Bacterial Vaginosis is a result of poor
personal hygiene and worsen the symptoms by washing
excessively or using a vaginal douche, unaware that this is one of
the main causes of its recurrence.
Hormonal changes in the body
Hormone fluctuation normally occurs, but is not limited to:
before puberty
during pregnancy
after childbirth
before, during or after menopause
Taking Antibiotics
Antibiotics – that are normally prescribed by
doctors to deal with a variety of infections in
our bodies – attack and destroy all types of
bacteria without any discrimination, including
the friendly colonies, which are extremely
important for our overall wellbeing. Since the
re-growth of the harmful colonies normally occur at a much
higher rate, many women suffer from recurrent bouts following
antibiotic treatment, especially when this is their choice of
treatment to eliminate Bacterial Vaginosis.
Multiple sex partners
Medical research confirms that women that have multiple sex
partners are more predisposed to Bacterial Vaginosis. Having
multiple sex partners creates an opportunity to introduce a variety
of harmful bacteria into the vagina from different external sources.
Is it possible to permanently cure smelly discharge?
If you suffer from smelly discharge, it impacts the way you
interact with people or the way you feel about yourself, you can
change it! It couldn’t be simpler to cure smelly discharge
discreetly, economically, permanently and naturally, as long as
you are prepared to invest a little time and effort into treating
yourself.
Permanent cure can only be possible when the
causes of this condition have been dealt with,
rather than only the symptoms and the natural
bacterial balance of the vagina has been effectively
restored to its correct levels. This can easily be
accomplished by using methods which will focus
on :
recognizing your trigger factors
decreasing the number of harmful bacteria
increasing the number of friendly bacteria
The most popular ingredients that are used, depending
on your body’s needs are:
tea tree essential oil that has powerful antibacterial qualities
probiotic yogurt, which contains high levels of friendly bacteria
cider vinegar, that is effective in normalizing the PH level of the
vagina
These ingredients are very effective in restoring the bacterial
balance of the vagina. When applied in the correct concentration
and the right way eliminating smelly discharge becomes very
simple.
What happens if BV is not treated?
If you suffer from smelly discharge, I urge you to treat it as
promptly as possible. If Bacterial Vaginosis is left untreated, the
harmful bacteria have the ability to travel up inside the female
reproductive system, through the cervix, into the uterus and the
fallopian tubes, which can potentially lead to serious
consequences. Untreated BV can result in pelvic inflammatory
disease, infertility or ectopic pregnancies.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
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