Trichomoniasis: Symptoms, Treatment & More

Brief overview Symptoms: Not always present. Greenish, unpleasant smelling vaginal discharge, burning sensation when urinating, itching, pain during sexual intercourse, possibly discharge from the male urethra Treatment: Antibiotics from the nitroimidazole group (usually metronidazole) Causes and risk factors: Single-cell pathogen Trichomonas vaginalis, sexually transmitted disease, infection through unprotected sexual contact, rarely during childbirth Examination and … Trichomoniasis: Symptoms, Treatment & More

Bartholinitis: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

Brief overview Symptoms: Usually unilateral redness and swelling in the lower area of the labia or vaginal entrance, increasing protrusion of the labia, tenderness, pain when sitting and walking, restricted general condition Treatment: Sitz baths, painkillers, for abscesses that do not drain, surgical opening and insertion of a drain, antibiotic therapy for recurring Bartholin’s abscesses, … Bartholinitis: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

Discharge: Strengthen Vaginal Flora

Many women struggle again and again with pathological discharge and regularly occurring inflammations. Especially then, preventive measures are recommended to strengthen the vaginal environment. Many of these also have a positive effect on the intestinal flora and general resistance. These include a balanced diet with plenty of vitamins (especially vitamin C and zinc) and whole … Discharge: Strengthen Vaginal Flora

Colpitis senilis

Definition Kolpitis senilis is an acute inflammation of the vaginal mucosa and occurs mainly in women after menopause (menopause). On average, every woman suffers from vaginal inflammation at least once in her life. The frequency of the inflammation increases with age due to the decreasing estrogen level. The vaginal mucosa is made up of multi-layered … Colpitis senilis

Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

Synonyms Vaginal humidification = lubrication Introduction A deficient lubrication is an insufficient moistening of the female sexual organs during intercourse. This can have both physical and psychological causes. Some women have a permanent condition, while other women only have problems with lubrication for a limited period of time. Since inadequate lubrication can lead to pain … Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

How can the lubrication be increased? | Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

How can the lubrication be increased? Increasing the body’s own lubrication is only possible by eliminating or treating the cause. In the case of mental illness, knowledge of the illness itself can be helpful. A quiet, private environment can already help. Drug treatment can also relieve the symptoms. In the case of stress, the lubrication … How can the lubrication be increased? | Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

When do we speak of a lubrication disorder? | Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

When do we speak of a lubrication disorder? The term disorder is associated with the fact that the person affected develops a sense of suffering and seeks help. Initially, this can also be an attempt at therapy with fungicides or ointments. A disorder cannot be defined by certain amounts of fluid, but rather by the … When do we speak of a lubrication disorder? | Insufficient vaginal lubrication (lubrication)

Outflow from the vagina

Definition Vaginal discharge occurs in every woman and is a natural and usually harmless process that serves vaginal cleansing, renewal and moisturizing. In addition, the natural outflow fulfils protective functions to protect the vagina from pathogens. Normally, the fluid is clear to milky white and almost odourless. A slightly acidic, yoghurt-like odour can also be … Outflow from the vagina

Changes in outflow | Outflow from the vagina

Changes in outflow Vaginal discharge can take on a yellowish colour, especially due to bacterial infections of the female reproductive organs. The yellow can either be very bright or appear yellow-greenish, for example due to a trichomonas infection. The yellowish colour can be caused by purulent admixture of the vaginal discharge. This means that the … Changes in outflow | Outflow from the vagina