Vaginal ozone therapy has been investigated quite frequently, especially in recent years. Many women resort to ozone therapy because they experience this ailment. Since it is a successful treatment method for infections, vaginal ozone application can be good for this ailment of women. This treatment is very effective for vaginal fungus and other gynecological diseases.
What is vaginal ozone therapy?
Vaginal ozone therapy, which has an anti-infective effect, helps to destroy fungal and bacterial infections. Since vaginal fungus is a very common bacterial disease in women, ozone therapy is applied. As a result of this treatment, inflammatory diseases in the vagina and infections in the urinary tract can be eliminated. In addition, ozone therapy is good for vaginal fungus as it provides hormone balance and strengthens the immune system.
In which gynecological diseases is ozone therapy used?
As ozone therapy is used in vaginal yeast infections, this treatment method can also be used in some other gynecological diseases. These diseases can be listed as follows:
- Inflammatory vaginal diseases
- genital tract infections
- urinary tract infections
- Uterine, cervical and ovarian tumors and cancers
- sores of the cervix
- runny and itchy vaginitis
- Inflammatory diseases of the tubes and ovaries
What is vaginal fungus?
The discomfort that occurs with the deterioration of the balance of fungi and bacteria in the vagina area is called vaginal fungus. 75% of women get vaginal yeast one or more times a year. Since this disease greatly reduces the quality of life of women, it is very important to start the treatment process very quickly. For this, it is necessary to consult a gynecologist and obstetrician who are experts in the field.
Some symptoms can be observed to understand whether you have a vaginal yeast infection. If one or more of the symptoms listed below are seen, it is absolutely necessary to see a doctor. Vaginal yeast symptoms:
- frequent urination
- Burning and pain in the vagina when urinating
- vaginal rash
- Itching in the vagina area
- White, odorless discharge with the consistency of cut cheese
- Pain and burning in the vagina during sexual intercourse
- Irritation and burning in the vagina area