Studies show that one-third of women suffer from bacterial vaginal infections that can prevent them from getting pregnant and even increase the risk of miscarriage.
Dr. In a study led by Golnoush Golshirazi, involving 10,095 women, it was revealed that one-third of women had Bacterial vaginosis (BV). Bacterial vaginosis is a type of vaginal inflammation caused by the overgrowth of naturally occurring bacteria in the vagina and disrupting the natural balance.
THE DOOR TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Dr. Golshirazi warned that vaginal health is “a gateway to a woman’s reproductive health.” She notes that providing women with insight and support about their vaginal health can help reduce physical and emotional pain for many women. Dr. “According to research, one-third of all women are carriers of bacterial vaginosis but are asymptomatic, and that’s really worrying,” said Golshirazi.
BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS SYMPTOMS
- Vaginal discharge
- Smell
- Itching or burning when urinating
HOW BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS AFFECTS FERTILITY
When asked how the condition might affect fertility, Dr Golshirazi said: “Many past studies have shown that bacterial vaginosis is responsible for a double risk of miscarriage in the first trimester, because women don’t even know they have these imbalances. To work for a healthier society as a whole, women and their health are more It’s time for us to invest more. Women’s reproductive health has been pushed aside and this needs to end as soon as possible.” said.
WHAT IS BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS?
Bacterial vaginosis manifests itself in the form of vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge is caused by the accumulation of bacteria in that area. Bacteria growing in the vagina area grow over time and cause Bacterial vaginosis.