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WHAT IS VAGINITIS?

What is vaginitis?
Vaginitis, also called "vulvovaginitis," is a medical term for any infection or inflammation of the vagina. Its symptoms vary, depending on the cause. Common symptoms include: If you're experiencing these symptoms for the first time, you should consult your healthcare provider for a diagnosis and treatment recommendation

What are the treatments for vaginitis?
The key to treating vaginitis is understanding which kind you have. The chosen treatment must be specific to the type of vaginitis present. For example, an antifungal treatment will not be effective against the bacterial overgrowth associated with BV. This reference chart summarizes the three most common types of vaginitis - bacterial vaginosis (BV), yeast infection, and trichomoniasis, to help you determine the appropriate treatment. If you are not sure or have never been diagnosed or treated for any form of vaginitis, please consult your doctor.

Bacterial Vaginosis

The most common type of vaginitis in women of childbearing age. Learn More

Yeast Infection

A frequent cause of vaginal itching, burning and irritation. Learn More

Trichomoniasis

A sexually transmitted disease that affects the vagina. Learn More

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