Hi, For 7 months I have had an inflamation of the vergina. It would ease off then come back. After 5 months my doctor sent me to a gynocoligist. He did a biopsy which came back inconclusive. He put in on cortisone cream which was ok for 4 days then the inflmation came back . So I went to a naturopath
Mon, 6 Jul 2015
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, I understand your concern. Recurrent infection of vagina can occur because of- - Disturbance of vaginal flora .. may be due to recurrent contact of infection/ cosmetics used/ antibiotics taken. - INfections like fungal infections are natorius to recur .. as even a slight infection remaining in vagina can flourish with ... genital un hygiene/ sexual un hygiene/ during menses. - Treatment of sexually transmitted diseases need to be given to both sex partners. If not so infection recurs with sexual contact. You should consult a gynecologist/ get investigated & get a full course of specific treatment. Thanks.
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What Causes Recurring Inflammation Of Vagina?
Hi, I understand your concern. Recurrent infection of vagina can occur because of- - Disturbance of vaginal flora .. may be due to recurrent contact of infection/ cosmetics used/ antibiotics taken. - INfections like fungal infections are natorius to recur .. as even a slight infection remaining in vagina can flourish with ... genital un hygiene/ sexual un hygiene/ during menses. - Treatment of sexually transmitted diseases need to be given to both sex partners. If not so infection recurs with sexual contact. You should consult a gynecologist/ get investigated & get a full course of specific treatment. Thanks.